PowerSecure’s PowerControl Monitoring is tracking a system behind Hurricane Beryl. AL96, which is its current designation, is continuing to follow Beryl’s path as it strengthens in the Atlantic. The system is likely to form into a named storm this week, but it’s still too early to accurately predict the system’s impact. PowerSecure will continue to monitor the system’s path closely and update as the situation changes. https://bit.ly/4cGOVwD
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