Hurricane Beryl: How High Sea Surface Temperatures Have Fuelled Earliest EVER Category 5 HURRICANE @NOCnews
Hurricane Beryl: How High Sea Surface Temperatures Have Fuelled Earliest EVER Category 5 HURRICANE @NOCnews
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The National Oceanography Centre's (NOC) Dr Joel Hirschi explains how above average sea surface temperatures (SST) have fuelled Hurricane Beryl, creating the earliest ever category 5 hurricane.

Joel tells us how high sea surface temperatures lead to hurricanes, what this means for the coming months during hurricane season, and how ocean observations are vital in forecasting these events.
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Hurricane Beryl: How High Sea Surface Temperatures Have Fuelled Earliest EVER Category 5 HURRICANE

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