Hurricane Beryl is the earliest Category 5 storm ever to form in the Atlantic. Woodwell Climate’s Dr. Jennifer Francis said record sea surface temperatures due to climate change foretold an explosive hurricane season. “Hurricane Beryl is feeding off of incredibly warm water in the North Atlantic,” she said. “The ocean temperatures in the development region are about what we'd usually see in September during peak hurricane season.“ Check out this animated map by Greg Fiske. #HurricaneBeryl #HurricaneSeason #ClimateChange
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Powerful Hurricane Beryl’s maximum sustained winds are now at 160 mph. Watch the video below for forecast insights on the storm’s strength, track, and impacts:
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After making landfall in Mexico as a Category 2 hurricane, Beryl has weakened to a tropical storm but is expected to regain strength as it heads towards Texas. The storm has caused significant damage across the Caribbean, resulting in at least nine deaths. In Mexico, Beryl brought winds of 108 mph and severe flooding. The National Hurricane Center predicts that Beryl will re-strengthen over the Gulf of Mexico, prompting Texas officials to issue a hurricane watch for parts of the coast. This rare and powerful storm highlights the increasing frequency of extreme weather events linked to climate change. #WNO #Beryl #TropicalStorm #Hurricane #Texas #Weather #ClimateChange #EmergencyPreparedness
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The 2024 hurricane season is officially underway! 🌀 🌊 Experts predict this hyperactive hurricane season will likely be the most severe season since 2020. 💥 Don’t wait until a hurricane disrupts your supply chain and impacts your bottom line. See how Resilinc can help you monitor and map climate change supply chain disruptions. 🔎🌏 Schedule a demo today: https://okt.to/J5XW3M #HurricaneSeason2024 #ClimateChange #SupplyChainResilience #SupplyChain #RiskManagement
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Experts have forecast a "well above-average" 2024 Atlantic #hurricane season as weather and ocean characteristics align with active storm years of the past. While early forecasts can change as hurricane season nears, they remain a timely reminder for insurers and companies with portfolios and assets at risk to equip themselves with tools needed to prepare, respond and recover quickly. Gain new insights from the latest article by Erik Lindgren and Ali Shahkarami, originally published in Insurance Thought Leadership: https://ow.ly/mexs30sE9Nf Image: Swiss Re Rapid Damage Assessment platform - Example of Hurricane Ian 2022
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Experts have forecast a "well above-average" 2024 Atlantic #hurricane season as weather and ocean characteristics align with active storm years of the past. While early forecasts can change as hurricane season nears, they remain a timely reminder for insurers and companies with portfolios and assets at risk to equip themselves with tools needed to prepare, respond and recover quickly. Gain new insights from the latest article by Erik Lindgren and Ali Shahkarami, originally published in Insurance Thought Leadership: https://lnkd.in/d2t7ZnAJ Image: Swiss Re Rapid Damage Assessment platform - Example of Hurricane Ian 2022
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Experts have forecast a "well above-average" 2024 Atlantic #hurricane season as weather and ocean characteristics align with active storm years of the past. While early forecasts can change as hurricane season nears, they remain a timely reminder for insurers and companies with portfolios and assets at risk to equip themselves with tools needed to prepare, respond and recover quickly. Gain new insights from the latest article by Erik Lindgren and Ali Shahkarami, originally published in Insurance Thought Leadership: https://lnkd.in/d2t7ZnAJ Image: Swiss Re Rapid Damage Assessment platform - Example of Hurricane Ian 2022
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Experts have forecast a "well above-average" 2024 Atlantic #hurricane season as weather and ocean characteristics align with active storm years of the past. While early forecasts can change as hurricane season nears, they remain a timely reminder for insurers and companies with portfolios and assets at risk to equip themselves with tools needed to prepare, respond and recover quickly. Gain new insights from the latest article by Erik Lindgren and Ali Shahkarami, originally published in Insurance Thought Leadership: https://ow.ly/9oz730sEbPU Image: Swiss Re Rapid Damage Assessment platform - Example of Hurricane Ian 2022
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Experts have forecast a "well above-average" 2024 Atlantic #hurricane season as weather and ocean characteristics align with active storm years of the past. While early forecasts can change as hurricane season nears, they remain a timely reminder for insurers and companies with portfolios and assets at risk to equip themselves with tools needed to prepare, respond and recover quickly. Gain new insights from the latest article by Erik Lindgren and Ali Shahkarami, originally published in Insurance Thought Leadership: https://ow.ly/c7ho30sEf5O Image: Swiss Re Rapid Damage Assessment platform - Example of Hurricane Ian 2022
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