Sunday 7 AM tropical update: Beryl set to lash Texas

Beryl is a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico as of early Sunday. Wind shear and dry air that Beryl encountered on Saturday should weaken on Sunday which will allow Beryl to strengthen possibly into a Category 1 hurricane by late Sunday.
Its forecast path has shifted slightly northward. A trough of low pressure will form over Texas between two high-pressure centers on either side. This should guide Beryl to the north along the Texas coast with a landfall somewhere around Victoria early Monday.

[@keeppushingtruth2356]

That’s the most well formed strong looking TS I’ve ever seen. Especially for being the first landfall storm of the season.

[@kittenlang8641]

I don't think this season is gonna be bad unless the western oligarchs launch haarp technology like they did to make the fake northern lights.
There was a press release, but you had to know it was haarp to find it.

[@nickytommymancinelli8066]

Next advisory it’s a hurricane but that ain’t it… THIS THING WILL EXXXPLODE ON APPROACH, especially now it’s tracking more north

[@charstands4784]

Here in Metarie LA were already getting dark clouds an on and off heavy rain

[@bluchismoon]

We're getting gray skies and thunder already

[@codylee1682]

Where at

[@nickytommymancinelli8066]

Tornado watch over Houston next 36 hours straight

[@nickytommymancinelli8066]

Yesterday it was weak & ragged & TODAY ITS A HURRICANE tomorrow NUCLEAR HYPERCANE!!!