- Storm surge and hurricane warnings have been issued for much of the Texas coast.
- Hurricane Beryl hit Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula as a category 2 hurricane and then weakened to a tropical storm.
- The storm is expected to regain hurricane strength in the Gulf of Mexico’s warm waters before making landfall in southern Texas.
- Acting Texas Governor Dan Patrick has issued a preemptive disaster declaration for 40 counties.
- Meteorologists expect the storm to make landfall near Corpus Christi as a high-end category 1 or category 2 hurricane.
- This year marks a record for the earliest occurrence of such a strong storm in the Atlantic hurricane season.
- Unusually warm ocean temperatures, 3-4°C above average, have contributed to the storm’s strength, suggesting a link to climate change.
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