As Hurricane Beryl approaches southeastern Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, authorities are closely monitoring the situation and issuing warnings to residents in the region. The storm is expected to weaken to a Category 1 before making landfall on Thursday, bringing with it potential hazards such as high swells and waterspouts.
The National Water Commission in Quintana Roo has predicted winds of 150 to 185 km/h on Thursday, leading to swells reaching heights between 4 and 6 meters (13-20 feet). Additionally, there is a concern for waterspouts forming in the area due to the storm's intensity.
