This record was previously held by Hurricane Emily, when it reached that strength ... south of the North Carolina Outer Banks near Cape Hatteras. It eventually scooted eastward a bit and then ...

That record was set by Hurricane Emily on July 17, 2005. Beryl rapidly intensified from a tropical storm to a major hurricane with huge increases in wind speed, gaining 95 mph in less than two days.

It’s the earliest-forming Category 5 in the Atlantic Basin since Hurricane Emily on July 17, 2005. The storm made landfall as a Category 4 storm on Grenada early Monday and is moving through the ...

breaking the record previously held by 2005's Hurricane Emily as the earliest Category 5 storm to develop in the Atlantic Ocean. The storm has continued to gain strength since then. Only hours ...

The record was previously held by Hurricane Emily which arrived on July 17, 2005. Weather officials warned Beryl is expected to bring life-threatening surf and rip currents along the coast of ...

The storm broke the previous record set by Hurricane Emily in 2005, which topped out at 160 mph. 5 things to know about the 2024 hurricane season, according to forecasters Forecasters predict ...

The only other Atlantic Category 5 storm to form in July was Hurricane Emily, on July 17, 2005. Like Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Beryl developed rapidly, escalating from Category 4 to 5 over a day.