Hurricane watches issued as Beryl heads toward South Texas | kiiitv.com

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This article provides updates on Hurricane Beryl, a tropical storm expected to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane before making landfall along the mid Texas coastline. It discusses factors affecting Beryl's intensity, such as sea surface temperatures and wind shear, as well as the forecasted track and potential impacts on the Texas Gulf Coast.

Keywords: Hurricane Beryl, Tropical Storm, Category 1 Hurricane, Texas Gulf Coast, Sea Surface Temperatures, Wind Shear

Source: KIIITV.com

Update At: 7/7/2024

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