The Post Storm Analysis Of Tropical Storm Beryl
Tropical Storm Beryl, the second named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season 2012, began in advance of the actually start of the season. On the evening of May 25, 2012 Beryl started out as an area of Low pressure off the Southeast Coast with an estimated pressure near 1002mb.
Beryl further moved southeastward towards the Florida coast near Jacksonville. Beryl also intensified into a Tropical Storm with winds near 70mph prior to making landfall. In the overnight hours of May 28 just after midnight, Tropical Storm Beryl moved onshore near Jacksonville Florida bringing very heavy rain and strong winds to the local area creating a damage path in the area of landfall.
TS Beryl then made a sharp turn back towards the Northeast where it went over Southeast Georgia and a Tropical Depression bringing some much needed rain to the drought stricken areas. Beryl, further road up along the east coast of the United States before re-entering the Atlantic Ocean over North Carolina.
Beryl’s total life span was from May 26-30th. The max winds that Beryl achieved were 70mph right before landfall and also it had a minimum pressure near 990mb.