ATL: BERYL - Post-Tropical - Discussion

[sphelps8681]

Very apparent NW jog…

Very very concerning in its overall trajectory.

I am as well, here in SW LA.

Yep SE Tx near LA Border concerned as well. Hope I do not need to be concerned.

[Fancy1002]

Incredible how we almost had a Cat 5 in June.

[CrazyC83]

Incredible how we almost had a Cat 5 in June.

It's happened in November (1932) so it can happen anytime in the hurricane season.

[Hurricane2022]

An image to keep for posterity. I'm still in shock that I'm reading this on JULY 2nd. I admit that I am very uncomfortable with what may happen in the future.

[Stormi]

This is absolutely historical. Beryl has had me awestruck several times as I have tracked it since its birth as a mere wave. My prayers to the people in its path, past & future. Thank you for all the knowledge I’ve gained. Truly unprecedented in both terms of climatology and scale for this time of year.

[Beef Stew]

What an incredible storm- here's a record I suspect will hold for quite a long time. It's been an honor to witness history with you tonight, Storm2k.

There is a more ominous feeling that's sticking with me right now too- I really doubt Beryl will be the strongest storm we see this season...

[DestinHurricane]

Way north of every model right now.

Few days ago we all thought this would be an open wave crashing into Belize... Cat 5 on JULY 1!

[ljmac75]

Remember when this was supposed to peak as a cat 2?

[IcyTundra]

Will conditions be conducive in the Gulf of Mexico or more hostile? Just wondering what things may look like in case a more northerly track across the Yucatan prevails.

More hostile than where it is right now for sure I think we might see some slight strengthening in the Gulf but it is far enough out that there is still a lot of uncertainty.

[La Breeze]

Hoping that High Pressure can hold out long enough over the northern GOM.

[Hurricane2022]

[galaxy401]

I still think that Beryl has been a Cat 5 for nearly 12 hours now after it passed Granada. Probably at 145 kts. My opinion of course.

[REDHurricane]

Looks like I'm going to win the prediction contest again this year Where are my fellow 30+ NS and 250+ ACErs at??

[weeniepatrol]

When the Atlantic gets a category 5 before the EPAC gets a single depression, you know you're in for a cursed season.

Oh, it gets even crazier. WPACs' strongest system this year is 95 kt Ewiniar, so Atlantic beat the WEST PACIFIC to a major hurricane. Let that sink in.

[Category5Kaiju]

What an incredible storm- here's a record I suspect will hold for quite a long time. It's been an honor to witness history with you tonight, Storm2k.

There is a more ominous feeling that's sticking with me right now too- I really doubt Beryl will be the strongest storm we see this season...

At this point, everything is on the table. A 190 mph landfall on Miami. A hurricane that beats Cyclone Freddy's total ACE. A December Category 5 hurricane. I wouldn't be surprised.

[Beef Stew]

What an incredible storm- here's a record I suspect will hold for quite a long time. It's been an honor to witness history with you tonight, Storm2k.

There is a more ominous feeling that's sticking with me right now too- I really doubt Beryl will be the strongest storm we see this season...

At this point, everything is on the table. A 190 mph landfall on Miami. A hurricane that beats Cyclone Freddy's total ACE. A December Category 5 hurricane. I wouldn't be surprised.

The one I'm eyeing is a sub-900 storm. I'd never bet on it, but if there ever seemed to be a year...

[chaser1]

Beryl - "...hey 2005, hold my beer"

[KC7NEC]

It's also the first operational Category 5 hurricane in July. Wow just wow.

This is what is the most remarkable... not just that its the earliest in July being July 1st.... but weve never had a 5 in July operationally. This is absolutely mind boggling. We already have more tropical waves headed to the region also....

This season will likely reset climatology expectations.

[CrazyC83]

What an incredible storm- here's a record I suspect will hold for quite a long time. It's been an honor to witness history with you tonight, Storm2k.

There is a more ominous feeling that's sticking with me right now too- I really doubt Beryl will be the strongest storm we see this season...

At this point, everything is on the table. A 190 mph landfall on Miami. A hurricane that beats Cyclone Freddy's total ACE. A December Category 5 hurricane. I wouldn't be surprised.

The one I'm eyeing is a sub-900 storm. I'd never bet on it, but if there ever seemed to be a year...

Or a sub-870 storm? Patricia showed that it was possible to at least approach it.

[xtyphooncyclonex]

And we're witnessing a historical moment at the moment, folks. Not looking good for Jamaica at the moment. Hoping the preparations there are ramped up.