A tropical storm named Beryl is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico this weekend after passing through the Caribbean and Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. The storm's trajectory beyond this point remains uncertain, with the possibility of it making landfall on the US Gulf Coast or northeastern Mexico.
The National Hurricane Center's forecast indicates that Beryl will strengthen as it moves across the southwestern Gulf of Mexico and is likely to make landfall in far northeastern Mexico on Sunday night. However, the forecast cone suggests that there is a chance of the storm reaching southern Texas early next week, highlighting the unpredictability of its path.
