Regardless of Beryl’s landing site, it’s not a good weekend to head to the Texas coast

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

• – Category 4 Hurricane Beryl will weaken before making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane on the Yucatan Peninsula Thursday night/Friday morning

• – Beryl will weaken and enter the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday. Once there, some re-strengthening is possible, along with a turn north toward Texas

• – Still uncertainty as to where Beryl will make landfall Sunday through Monday. Anything from Northern Mexico to the Texas coast is possible Sunday through Monday

• – Regardless of where the Texas coast makes landfall, the Texas coast will experience rain, high surf, rip currents and some coastal flooding Saturday night through Monday

• – Rain chances increase in San Antonio from Saturday through Tuesday

Weather forecast for July 4th:

The 4th of July celebrations will be warm with highs near 100°. Fireworks displays will not be interrupted by rain or clouds, but it will be windy.