Beryl Continues To Churn West At 9 MPH-Latest View From The Coast

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05/27/2012

Beryl Continues To Churn West At 9 MPH-Latest View From The Coast

The Beach is covered according to our Beach Club Cam in Gulf Shores. Folks along Alabama's coast won’t have to worry about Beryl today. However, further east this system will bring unsettled weather to northeast Florida. The system remains a sub-tropical storm, with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph. Some additional strengthening is possible prior to an overnight landfall. The landfall should take place near Jacksonville, FL. Here is the latest official forecast track for Beryl.

Fox6 Meteorologist Wes Wyatt

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Posted by Wes Wyatt on 05/27/2012 at 11:53 AM in Tropical | Permalink

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