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Beryl appeared 5/26 as a Subtropical storm aimed at the NE Florida Coast.
He increased to a Tropical Storm and came ashore in Jacksonville in the early hours of Monday morning, the 28th.
After dumping a lot of rain, he turned right and departed to the northeast.
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2012-05-30
0500 EDT
Tropical Depression
35 mph
ENE at 14 mph |
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2012-05-29
2300 EDT
Tropical Depression
30 mph
ENE at 10 mph |
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2012-05-29
1700 EDT
Tropical Depression
30 mph
NE at 8 mph |
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2012-05-29
1100 EDT
Tropical Depression
30 mph
NE at 5 mph |
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2012-05-29
0500 EDT
Tropical Depression
30 mph
N at 2 mph |
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2012-05-28
1700 EDT
Tropical Depression
30 mph
NNW at 5 mph |
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2012-05-28
1100 EDT
Tropical Depression
35 mph
WNW at 6 mph |
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2012-05-28
0800 EDT
Tropical Storm
40 mph
W at 8 mph |
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2012-05-27
2000 EDT
Tropical Storm
70 mph
W at 10 mph |
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2012-05-27
1700 EDT
Tropical Storm
65 mph
W at 10 mph |
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2012-05-27
1400 EDT
Tropical Storm
65 mph
W at 10 mph |
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2012-05-27
0500 EDT
Subtropical Storm
50 mph
WSW at 10 mph |
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2012-05-26
2000 EDT
Subtropical Storm
50 mph
SW at 6 mph |
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2012-05-26
1700 EDT
Subtropical Storm
45 mph
SW at 6 mph |
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2012-05-26
1400 EDT
Subtropical Storm
45 mph
SW at 6 mph |
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2012-05-26
0500 EDT
Subtropical Storm
45 mph
WSW at 5 mph |
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