Need a separate thread for Beryl since it looks to become a major and have impacts to at least the Windward Islands.
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Casuarina Head
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It doesn’t look like one, to be honest. A lot of strong tropical storms have partially-developed inner cores as well. I think it is 55-60 knots now, not 65 knots.
Clancy
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Hurricane Warnings issued for Barbados as Beryl reaches sustained winds of 75 MPH.
TornadoFan
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Casuarina Head
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It’s already up here.
Clancy
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System east of Beryl is designated 96L and will follow in Beryl's footsteps.
Casuarina Head
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I think this one may have been overhyped. Models no longer show much, if any, deepening, and the system is currently attached to the monsoonal trough. Dry air will be a bigger impediment than in Beryl’s case. All the focus right now is on Beryl, and rightly so. Fortunately, I don’t think that a second system is going to follow in its wake; given Beryl, the islands and other areas will have enough to contend with.
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94L has surged back to life and may steal the name Chris from 96L. The recon is finding it may be becoming a depression, and the NHC says tropical storm watches may be needed later today. Odds up to 80 percent development on it.
Clancy
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TD 3 has formed; expected to briefly become a Tropical Storm before moving into Mexico.
akt1985
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We now have Tropical Storm Chris
