Hurricane Beryl path mapped: Category 3 storm barrels in direction of Caribbean islands | EUROtoday
Hurricane Beryl is barreling in direction of the Caribbean, with the Category 3 storm anticipated to convey life-threatening winds and storm surges to the Windward Islands on Monday morning.
The hurricane reached Category 4 power on Sunday, turning into the earliest storm of such power within the season on document within the Atlantic, in addition to the one Category 4 ever recorded in June.
While it had diminished to a Category 3 early on Monday, Beryl stays an “extremely dangerous major hurricane” because it approaches the Windward Islands.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada are on the best threat of the storm’s affect, with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) warning that the islands ought to brace for “potentially catastrophic” hurricane-force winds, a life-threatening storm surge and damaging waves from early Monday morning.
Alongside this, heavy rainfall and localized flooding is anticipated throughout a number of different Windward Islands together with Barbados and Saint Lucia by means of Monday.



The NHC urged residents throughout the Caribbean islands to take heed to their native governments and emergency administration groups for any preparedness and/or evacuation orders.
With the hurricane heading for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines overe carnival weekend, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves on Sunday urged residents to postpone their festivities and put together for Beryl to hit.
Gonsalves has already ordered the early closure of bars and postponed some carnival occasions, based on Loop News.



Airports had been additionally shuttered together with in Barbados, Grenada, and Saint Lucia on Sunday evening in preparation for the storm.
Beryl is forecast to stay a robust hurricane because it strikes throughout the Caribbean Sea later this week, with Tropical Storm watches in impact for parts of the southern coast of the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
The earlier holder of the title of the earliest Category 4 hurricane on document was Hurricane Dennis on July 8 2005.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/hurricane-beryl-path-tracker-category-storm-b2571709.html