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    6 facts about Beryl: Major Hurricane breaks several records

08:30
3 July 2024

6 facts about Beryl
Major Hurricane breaks several records

Hurricane Beryl is breaking all sorts of records. Check out the video above to find out all the detail.

Hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th of each year, with the peak of the hurricane season on average occurring around September 10th.

We're two months ahead of that peak, and yet we are witnessing one of the most intense and unprecedented hurricanes develop in the Atlantic.

A record hurricane season expectedread more
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