Hurricane Update
From
Taft
Sent
Sat, Jul 6 @ 1:33pm
Description
As of July 6, 2024, Hurricane Beryl is expected to intensify and make landfall late Sunday into Monday. Here are the latest updates and advisories:
Current Status: Beryl is currently a strong tropical storm with wind speeds around 60 mph and is expected to strengthen to hurricane status before landfall.
Timing: Landfall is anticipated late Sunday into Monday. Be prepared for severe weather conditions during this period.
Winds and Surge: Hurricane-force winds and life-threatening storm surges are expected along portions of the lower and middle Texas coast. Residents should secure property and heed evacuation orders if given.
Rainfall and Flooding: Heavy rainfall is forecasted, with the potential for flash and urban flooding starting late Sunday and continuing through mid-week. Ensure you have supplies and avoid travel during heavy rain.
Tornadoes: There is a risk of isolated tornadoes, which can occur as the storm makes landfall. Stay alert to weather warnings and have a safe place to shelter.
Safety Precautions: Follow guidance from local officials and emergency services. Monitor local news and weather updates, and be ready to act quickly if conditions worsen.
Voluntary Evacuation: A voluntary evacuation order has been issued for the east side of the county, including Ingleside, Aransas Pass, Gregory, and Portland. Residents in these areas, as well as those with large/high-profile vehicles such as RVs or other vehicles with large surface areas, are encouraged to evacuate to safer locations.
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