July 6, 2024 Evening Tropical Update: Beryl Slowly Reorganizes
Hurricane warnings up for Texas coastline
July 2024 was the 12th-warmest July in the 132-year national record (1895–2026), at 75.7°F against a 1991–2020 normal of 74.4°F (+1.3°F).
July 2024 was the 21st-wettest July in the 132-year national record (1895–2026), at 3.1in against a 1991–2020 normal of 2.9in (+0.2in).
NOAA/NCEI Climate at a Glance, contiguous United States. This is the observed record for the month, not a score of anything said in this piece — the forecast ledger begins 2026-08-17 and cannot reach earlier posts.
Tropical Storm Beryl has decreased to 60 mph winds (997 mb) due to passage over the Yucatan Peninsula, and obliteration of the inner-core. However, the satellite imagery shows a burst of convection with the center of circulation on the SE edge. It will take time ~24 hours to perhaps see a closed eyewall. Beryl looks much healthier than it did earlier this morning.
The track forecast from NHC has zeroed in on the Texas coastline now north of Corpus Christi. Houston will be in the right front quadrant of Beryl with heavy rainfall a major threat.
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