World Meteorological Organization : Hurricane Beryl becomes first early Category 5 storm ever recorded - setting an early and potentially hazardous hurricane season - NaturalNews.com

World Meteorological Organization: Hurricane Beryl sets an early and “very dangerous” storm season trend.

WMO issued an alert Tuesday warning about Hurricane Beryl becoming a Category 5 storm and setting an “extremely hazardous” hurricane season ahead. Hurricane Beryl lashed through Grenada and Saint Vincent & Grenadines before moving across to Central America. Hurricane Irma left many households powerless and is expected to reach Jamaica on July 4, followed by Cayman Islands at some later point during July. Clare Nullis of the WMO told reporters in Geneva that Hurricane Beryl represents “one of the earliest Category 5 hurricanes on record in Atlantic, Caribbean and Central American basin”. By definition, according to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, Category 5 hurricanes bring winds exceeding 157 miles per hour (mph) and may bring widespread destruction, including homes and infrastructure damage. Hurricane Beryl became the earliest Category 4 Atlantic hurricane ever observed on record when it reached Category 4 status on July 8, 2005; she later went on to become one of only three Category 5 hurricanes ever witnessed in this basin on record. National Hurricane Center (NHC) officials noted that Hurricane Beryl marked only the second Category 5 storm this July since Emily in 2005, prompting Nullis to advise that affected regions keep in mind it takes only one landfalling hurricane “to set back years of socio-economic development”. She explained that the WMO is also worried about Hurricane Beryl affecting Caribbean islands that have yet to experience Category 5 hurricanes before now. Anne-Claire Fontaine, scientific officer with WMO Tropical Cyclone Program, stated that Hurricane Beryl may form so early due to factors like warmer ocean temperatures. Shed also noted that the Main Development Region (MDR), or place where hurricanes form in the ocean, was experiencing its warmest ever temperatures ever seen (Related: Experts claim 2024 Atlantic hurricane season could be one of most active ever but they say this every season).) Human knowledge is under attack! Governments and powerful corporations are using censorship to exterminate humanity’s knowledge base about nutrition, herbs, self-reliance, natural immunity, food production, preparedness and much more. AI technology is being utilized to safeguard human knowledge while building the infrastructure for freedom. Come explore Brighteon.io without being subjected to censorship at our new decentralized, blockchain-powered Brighteon.io platform or download free, generative AI tools from Brighteon.AI; support our efforts for human freedom by shopping at HealthRangerStore.com featuring lab-tested organic, non-GMO food items and nutritional solutions available from HealthRangerStore; Hurricane Beryl is responsible for 22 confirmed fatalities so far; Hurricane Beryl caused considerable destruction across its path of travel before reaching landfall on its path of destruction on landfalling in North Carolina on October 11th with 22 confirmed fatalities due to her impact, killing 22 victims so far and more deaths are expected as it approaches North of Cuba on October 12th 2017.
As of July 4, 22 deaths have been confirmed as a direct result of Hurricane Beryl: two have died in Jamaica, seven on Grenada, and 10 in Venezuela. Dickon Mitchell of Grenadian reported he is still unable to ascertain if any additional fatalities have taken place due to authorities not yet being able to assess Carriacou and Petite Martinique where initial reports suggested significant damage had taken place. Communications remain limited in these areas and Mitchell expressed hope there were no additional deaths or injuries as he disclosed that government workers will arrive shortly to assess the situation on these islands. As Hurricane Beryl passed, many streets between St Lucia Island and Grenada were littered with shoes, trees, downed power lines, debris and downed banana trees that snapped in half due to strong winds; cows died unexpectedly due to this terrible event. Vichelle Clark King, who owns a shop in Barbadian capital Bridgetown, expressed that her heart had been broken upon seeing the destruction of her shop from storm surge flooding – filled with water and debris from flooding events – which left it filled with both sand and moisture. As of July 1st, Hurricane Beryl was still located in the southeast Caribbean and projected to track just south of Jamaica before arriving on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula by July 4 as a Category 1 storm. Beryl reached Category 5 strength late July 1, and then further intensified early morning on July 2 to reach 165mph winds. Fluctuations were possible, but Hurricane Beryl was expected to remain near major hurricane intensity as she headed across the central Caribbean and passed near Jamaica, reported the National Hurricane Center (NHC). Once over Jamaica she would weaken significantly before eventually dissipating. Hurricane Ivan struck Grenada two decades ago, killing multiple residents on Carriacou and nearby islands and leaving behind devastation reports from officials on July 1. Terence Walters of Grenada’s national disaster coordinator office reported back that on that same date officials received reports from Carriacou of widespread devastation due to floodwater inundation. Mitchell said he planned on traveling to Carriacou as soon as it was safe, noting Grenada officials’ need to evacuate patients to lower floors following Hurricane Beryl damage to hospital roof. Mitchell warned journalists there could be “even greater damages”. Hurricane Beryl marks the second named storm of Atlantic hurricane season 2017, which runs from June 1 through Nov 30. Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall near Tampico, Mexico earlier in June; three deaths, including two children were directly tied to that first named storm of 2018. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a warning in 2024 hurricane season that its rainfall totals could surpass those seen historically, projecting between 17-25 named storms with at least 13 hurricanes and four major hurricanes expected. Average Atlantic hurricane seasons produce at least 14 named storms annually, including seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes. Visit Disaster.news for stories related to both natural and manmade disasters; watch this video from Evolutionary Energy Arts channel of Brighteon for further insight on Hurricane Beryl as it crosses through. Additionally: More related stories here and here & here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here; also here, here, here and here are related stories:
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