 After a deadly trek through the Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl is churning toward Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, which could get hit with a storm surge of over 5 feet and up to 10 inches of rain before Beryl enters the warm, open water of the Gulf. We are forecasting some re-strengthening over the Gulf of Mexico as Beryl turns more northwestward and approaches the coast of northeastern Mexico and south Texas. We are forecasting it to be at or near hurricane strength by Monday morning and expected to make landfall somewhere in that vicinity.