Although still far from Cuba, the effects of Hurricane Beryl are already being felt on the southern coast of the island. Local media outlets report the worsening weather conditions in Cabo Cruz, located in the municipality of Niquero, Granma.
"In Cabo Cruz, waves are reaching heights of 1.5 to 2 meters. There's no rain, but winds are sustained at 40 km/h with gusts up to 80 km/h, according to observers at the meteorological station in this coastal area," posted the CNC TV Granma channel on Facebook.
The Visión Niquero channel reported that monitoring continues across the entire southern area of the province. "Political and governmental authorities are visiting the town to finalize some measures and alert the population about the phenomenon, which will move through the seas south of Cuba," the Facebook post added.
Meanwhile, CMKX Radio Bayamo shared several photos showing the deteriorating atmospheric conditions along the coast near the Hotel Marea del Portillo. "All tourists, workers, and resources are protected against the influence of Hurricane Beryl passing through our coast," detailed the post.
Impact of Hurricane Beryl on Cuba's Southern Coast
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the effects of Hurricane Beryl on the southern coast of Cuba, focusing on the measures taken and the current situation in affected areas.
How high are the waves caused by Hurricane Beryl in Cabo Cruz?
Waves in Cabo Cruz are reaching heights of 1.5 to 2 meters.
What are the wind conditions in Cabo Cruz due to Hurricane Beryl?
Winds are sustained at 40 km/h with gusts up to 80 km/h.
What actions are being taken by local authorities in response to Hurricane Beryl?
Political and governmental authorities are visiting the town to finalize measures and alert the population about the hurricane's movement.
How are tourists and workers protected at Hotel Marea del Portillo?
All tourists, workers, and resources are protected against the influence of Hurricane Beryl passing through the coast.