Hurricane Beryl's Devastation Prompts Revised Forecasts for Hyperactive Season
Record-breaking early season storm leaves millions without power, raises concerns about future hurricane activity.
- Hurricane Beryl caused widespread damage in Texas, leaving millions without power and resulting in at least seven deaths.
- Colorado State University updated its forecast to predict 25 named storms, including 12 hurricanes, for the 2024 season.
- Beryl was the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record, intensifying rapidly due to unusually warm Atlantic waters.
- Experts warn that Beryl's unprecedented strength may signal a highly active and dangerous hurricane season ahead.
- Recovery efforts are ongoing in Texas, with officials prioritizing power restoration amidst extreme heat conditions.
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