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With maximum sustained wind speeds of more than 160mph (257km/h), it became the earliest category five Atlantic hurricane in records going back around 100 years. In fact, there has only been one previous recorded case of a category five Atlantic hurricane in July – Hurricane Emily,
Powerful Hurricane Beryl was the 2024 Atlantic season's first hurricane and the earliest storm on record to reach the strongest possible ranking of Category 5, before weakening to Category 4 as it barrelled towards Jamaica on Wednesday.
Not all storms will become behemoths like Beryl. But the hurricane has underscored the ways the stage is set for other storms to undergo similarly explosive development
Hurricane Beryl, super-charged by abnormally warm ocean temperatures, is tearing through the Caribbean, with more destruction to come.
Hurricane Beryl is the earliest Atlantic Category 5 hurricane on record and the strongest storm ever recorded in July.
A deadly hurricane that has been tearing through the south-east Caribbean is expected to make landfall in Jamaica in the coming hours. Hurricane Beryl will then make its way to th
Hurricane Beryl, the earliest Category 5 to ever form in the Atlantic, brought near “total destruction” to parts of the Caribbean as it churned its way across the tropics this week. About 90% of buildings and homes on three small islands in the eastern Caribbean were destroyed or damaged when Beryl made landfall earlier this week,
Hurricane Beryl continues to push further into the Caribbean Sea. But will it hit the United States and the Gulf Coast? Here's what to know.
The storm is the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record in the Atlantic. A number of interactive tools let you track its course. Hurricane Beryl is picking up speed as it moves west on its path of destruction.
Hurricane Beryl continues on a west-northwest path in the Western Caribbean, heading toward the Yucatan Peninsula. ▶ WATCH CHANNEL 9 EYEWITNESS NEWS 11:00 p.m. Update: Beryl is
Hurricane Beryl barreled toward the Cayman Islands and the Yucatan Peninsula on Thursday after slamming into Jamaica as a Category 4 hurricane.
Record-shattering ocean temperatures have helped Beryl gain strength as it moves through the Caribbean. It is the most powerful Atlantic hurricane ever recorded this early in the year.
Beryl hit the Caribbean on Wednesday, the earliest Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic in records going back more than 100 years.
Hurricane Beryl ripped through the Caribbean and devastated communities in Grenada, St Vincent and the Grenadines Monday - with shocking aerial photos showing the widespread damage. The storm, which broke records as the earliest recorded Category 4 and Category 5 hurricane,
Hurricane Beryl roared through open waters heading toward Jamaica after earlier crossing islands in the southeast Caribbean, killing at least six people.
Videos started popping up on the social media site X showing just how strong the now Category 5 Hurricane was.
Beryl became the earliest storm to develop into a Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic and peaked at winds of 165 mph Tuesday before weakening to a still-destructive Category 4.
Hurricane conditions have passed by Jamaica and are heading next for the Cayman Islands. Beryl will bring life-threatening winds and storm surge to the Cayman Islands overnight in
Beryl is the most powerful storm ever to make landfall this early in hurricane season due to the Atlantic’s unusually warm waters.
Will Chase/Axios Hurricane Beryl, the most intense hurricane on record anywhere in the Atlantic Ocean so early, is only gradually weakening as it hits Jamaica with "devastating winds," heavy rain and storm surge flooding.
Hurricane Beryl was the latest Atlantic storm to rapidly intensify, growing quickly from a tropical storm into the strongest June hurricane on record in the Atlantic. It hit the Grenadine Islands with 150 mph winds and a destructive storm surge on July 1,
Beryl became the earliest storm to develop into a Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic and peaked at winds of 165 mph Tuesday before weakening to a still-destructive Category 4.
Hurricane Beryl gradually weakens as it continues on its course across the Caribbean, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. This is the earliest category 5 storm in the Atlantic on record.
The earliest category five hurricane on record has thus far killed seven people and has resulted in near-total destruction of several islands in the southeastern Caribbean. The unprecedented strength and timing of Hurricane Beryl have raised serious concerns about the potential severity of the remainder of the Atlantic hurricane season.
The strong and deadly storm, Hurricane Beryl, is the earliest category-five hurricane in the Atlantic ever. The storm had 165 miles per hour wind speeds exceeding the minimum requirement of a Category Five hurricane of 157 mph wind speeds.