Hurricane Beryl: Still Brutal, Jamaica Assesses Extensive Damage
Category 3 Storm Continues Path of Destruction
Despite its initial ferocity, Jamaican officials have expressed relief that the impact of Hurricane Beryl could have been far more severe. The storm, now downgraded to a Category 3, is still wreaking havoc with maximum wind speeds of 125 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center's 2 am advisory.
Jamaica Recovering from Beryl's Wrath
Officials in Jamaica are surveying the extensive damage left behind by Hurricane Beryl. While the weather system has weakened slightly, it remains a dangerous Category 4 storm, pummeling southern Jamaica with torrential rain, hurricane-force winds, and a storm surge of 6 feet.
Beryl Continues to Wreak Havoc
After leaving a trail of destruction in southern Jamaica, including at least one reported fatality, Hurricane Beryl is poised to target the Cayman Islands and Mexico. Authorities in both regions are preparing for the storm's potential impact.
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