NWS Houston Meteorologist Dan Reilly talks about the Beryl's track, what to expect in Houston and how to stay alert.
Hurricane Beryl is likely to move into north Mexico or far South Texas, but the direction it will take is uncertain.was approaching the coast of Jamaica as a major Category 4 storm, meteorologists are grappling with uncertainty about its intensity and track.
“After it crosses the Yucatan, the steering currents become lighter. And in a situation like that, subtle features, can cause it to maybe tug north or continue to drift west,” Reilly said. “So I think it's a matter of the models not having a good handle on some of these subtle features or at least treating them differently.”
Currently, two primary scenarios are being considered: a weakening storm that tracks further south into Mexico or a stronger storm that tracks slightly further north with the potential to affect southern Texas.
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