 Hurricane Beryl has at last burned itself out, having left a trail of destruction across the Caribbean, Mexico and Texas, and it broke many records. We're seeing the warmest sea surface temperatures that we've seen in the tropical Atlantic. And the warmer those waters, the more likely it is that you get tropical cyclogenesis, as we call it, that storms are born. And the warmer it is, the more likely they are to intensify. On Science in Action, why Beryl hails a super active Atlantic hurricane season.