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In the wake of #HurricaneBeryl's push through #Galveston and then #Houston, an estimated 1.6 million are still without power in sweltering temperatures where the heat index is more than 100 degrees. Among those without power are members of the RYZE Claim Solutions team who live in Houston. The utility companies are working hard to restore power, but it may take days to get everyone electricity due to the damage Beryl caused. Here's a good story from #HoustonPublicMedia about the situation. The photo below is also from Houston Public Media: https://lnkd.in/g9-jWAyv RYZE stands with everyone in the Houston region and beyond who is recovering from Beryl. RYZE is ready to do all we can to help our clients and their policyholders recover from this storm. We urge everyone to take safety precautions during cleanup. Anthony Grippa RYZE Executive Chairman of the Board www.ryzeclaims.com

This NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration satellite image shows Category 1 Hurricane #Beryl early Monday, July 8 as it began pummeling the #Texas coast. Our thoughts at RYZE Claim Solutions are with everyone on the Texas coast, #Houston, and beyond who endured Beryl's wrath. RYZE stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders as needed. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

#Beryl made landfall early Monday morning on the Texas coast near Galveston as a #Category1 hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center. The hurricane brought with it winds of 80 mph, storm surge and heavy rain. News reports say that hundreds of thousands of people in East Texas are without power. Here's the latest public advisory from the #NHC: https://lnkd.in/gZbjgbGr? RYZE Claim Solutions stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders in Texas. For now, we urge everyone in Beryl's path to take all measures to stay safe. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer

#Beryl is again nearly at hurricane strength, with sustained winds of nearly 70 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center's latest advisory posted at 8 p.m. Eastern time. The storm is expected to reach hurricane strength sometime before it makes landfall on the Central #Texas coast early Monday morning. Here's the NHC's latest public advisory: https://lnkd.in/gTGam7XT RYZE Claim Solutions urges everyone in Beryl's projected path to take all necessary precautions. Please think safety first. RYZE stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders as needed. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

The latest National Hurricane Center forecast shows #HurricaneBeryl is over the Yucatan Peninsula and will emerge into the Gulf of Mexico later today as a tropical storm. The NHC projects Beryl will re-strengthen into a hurricane again before making landfall late Sunday or early Monday. RYZE Claim Solutions urges everyone near the Gulf Coast of Texas to keep a very close eye on Beryl's path. The #NHC Cone, a composite of various models, continues to shift slightly northward into the Texas coastline. As always, think safety first. Here's a link to the discussion about Beryl on the NHC's website: https://lnkd.in/gcMAJC2k? RYZE is ready to quickly help our clients and their policy holders wherever needed. For information about RYZE's suite of services, contact SVP of Sales & Programs William Lindsay at William.Lindsay@ryzeclaims.com. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

An RYZE Claim Solutions update on #HurricaneBeryl. At 5 p.m. Eastern July 2, the #NationalHurricaneCenter estimates Beryl is still a Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of more than 150 mph. The hurricane is projected to lose some strength but will still be a major hurricane when it hits #Jamaica early Wednesday. Here's the latest discussion about Beryl from the NHC: https://lnkd.in/gmwPu9DQ? After that, Beryl should continue to lose some strength as it approaches the Yucatan Peninsula on Friday, according to the NHC. But there is significant disagreement about the path Beryl will take, as well as the storm's strength once it reaches the Gulf of Mexico. The so-called "spaghetti" map below shows the path various models have projected for Beryl. Our thoughts at RYZE are with the people of Jamaica and the #Cayman Islands, both of which are in Beryl's path. We hope everyone potentially in the path of this storm keeps track of it's path and makes plans to react as needed. Please think safety first. RYZE stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders. For information about RYZE's suite of services, please contact SVP of Sales & Programs William Lindsay at William.Lindsay@ryzeclaims.com. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

Another #HurricaneBeryl update. Beryl continues to cross the Caribbean as a powerful Category 4 hurricane. Sustained winds are now up to 150 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. This is the earliest that a hurricane has reached that intensity in history. At RYZE Claim Solutions, our thoughts are with anyone in the path of this dangerous storm in the Caribbean. Although it's expected to weaken later this week, Beryl will remain hurricane as it approaches the Yucatan Peninsula. As the tracking map below shows, the question is whether Beryl makes its way into the Gulf of Mexico. Please, everyone, think safety first. RYZE is prepared to help our clients and their policy holders wherever and whenever needed. To learn about RYZE's suite of services, contact William Lindsay at William.Lindsay@ryzeclaims.com. Here's the latest discussion from the National Hurricane Center: https://lnkd.in/gaTVided? Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

An update. #Hurricane #Beryl has now reached dangerous Category 4 status, with winds near 130 mph as it barrels toward the Windward Islands. RYZE Claim Solutions hopes everyone in the face of Beryl in the Caribbean stays safe, and everyone in the Gulf of Mexico region of the U.S. should keep an eye on the path of this hurricane as it approaches the gulf later this week. Please, everyone, think safety first. RYZE is prepared to help our clients and their policy holders wherever and whenever needed. To learn about RYZE's suite of services, contact William Lindsay at William.Lindsay@ryzeclaims.com. Here's the latest discussion from the National Hurricane Center: https://lnkd.in/g9a4HZGN Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com

#Hurricane #Beryl has now formed in the Atlantic Ocean and the National Hurricane Center forecasts that Beryl will become a major hurricane in the next two days as it approaches the Windward Islands. The #NHC's forecasters point out that it's "unusual" for such a storm to form this early in the season in the Atlantic Ocean. But the Atlantic is warmer than normal, and El Nino has disappeared. RYZE Claim Solutions urges everyone to keep track of Beryl, which could find its way into the Gulf of Mexico sometime next week. Think safety first. Here's a link to the NHC's latest discussion about Beryl: https://lnkd.in/gScwW9y7 RYZE stands ready to help our clients and their policy holders in the event Beryl or any other storm impacts the U.S. To discuss how RYZE can help, contact RYZE SVP of Sales & Programs William Lindsay at William.Lindsay@ryzeclaims.com. Scott St. John RYZE President & Chief Claims Officer www.ryzeclaims.com