Satellite imagery shows the path Storm Beryl took from forming in late June, to sweeping through the Caribbean, before eventually hitting parts of the United States in July.
This timelapse footage from the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (DEFER) spans 16 days from June 27, to July 12, showing Beryl’s “formation as a tropical storm, through the post-tropical severe weather and flooding it brought to eastern North America”.
Remnants of Beryl prompted flood warnings for parts of New York and northern New England on July 10, before the storm tapered off. Credit: CSU/DEFER & NOAA via Storyful
