State and local officials are watching what tropical weather impacts the Gulf may feel during the July 4th holiday weekend as Hurricane Beryl continues moving...
Texas was in the Category 5 hurricane’s cone of uncertainty ahead of the July 4th weekend as storm continues traveling west-northwest.The Texas Division of Emergency Management put out a call to Texans who live or are planning to visit the state’s coastal communities during theAuthorities asked residents and holiday travelers to heed warnings of local officials and have a plan in place should tropical weather impacts reach the coast.
TDEM — in partnership with local, state and federal agencies — is taking steps to prepare for weather impacts, according to the release, including reviewing hurricane response plans, completing a multi-day hurricane exercise and ensuring state emergency response assets are prepared for deployment.“The State of Texas and Texas Emergency Management officials are closely monitoring the tropics and are prepared for the possibility of upcoming tropical weather impacts in the state,” Seth W.
Texans can prepare for weather events by monitoring local weather forecasts, making an emergency plan, reviewing hurricane evacuation routes on theThe hurricane is forecast to continue moving west-northwest for the next week and Texas is now in the cone of uncertainty. “Hurricane Beryl is forecast to impact the Yucatan Peninsula on Friday, and re-emerge over the southern Gulf of Mexico early Saturday morning,” the release said. “Interests along the Texas Gulf Coast should closely monitor this system and prepare now for any potential impacts.”Hurricane Beryl, now a monstrous Category 5, heads toward Jamaica, Caymans
Beryl was forecast to start losing intensity on Tuesday but still to be near major hurricane strength when it passes near Jamaica on Wednesday, the Cayman Islands on Thursday and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula on Friday, according to the National Hurricane Center.Saharan dust has drifted across the Atlantic Ocean to Texas where it is creating stunning sunsets but also potentially harmful air quality., Breaking News Reporter.
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