Hurricane Beryl, initially a Category 5 storm, was downgraded to Category 4 but still poses a threat with strong winds and storm surge. It caused significant damage in Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Beryl is expected to pass near Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, bringing dangerous winds, storm surge, and heavy rain. A hurricane watch was issued for southern Haiti and tropical storm conditions are forecast for the Dominican Republic. While Beryl is expected to weaken, it will likely remain at hurricane strength in the northwestern Caribbean. The storm’s path tracker and spaghetti models help predict its future movements. Residents in the potentially affected areas are advised to prepare for the storm’s impact.
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Will Hurricane Beryl make landfall in Jamaica? Stay updated on storm’s predicted route
