Tropical storm BERYL 1988: track, intensity and history

Aug 10, 1988, 18:00:00

Aug 8, 1988, 00:00:00 – Aug 10, 1988, 18:00:00

Severe StormsClosed45 kt85 km/h

Historical storm track

Follow how Tropical storm BERYL developed and moved during 1988, with its full recorded path, peak sustained winds of 45 kt, lowest central pressure and complete timeline.

Maximum wind45 kt

Central pressure1001 hPa

Date	Time	Type	Windkm/h	PressurehPa
Aug 10	18:00	TDTropical depression	35	1011
Aug 10	15:00	TDTropical depression	45	1010
Aug 10	12:00	TDTropical depression	45	1008
Aug 10	09:00	TDTropical depression	50	1008
Aug 10	06:00	TDTropical depression	55	1007
Aug 10	03:00	TDTropical depression	55	1007
Aug 10	00:00	TDTropical depression	55	1006
Aug 09	21:00	TSTropical storm	65	1006
Aug 09	18:00	TSTropical storm	75	1005
Aug 09	15:00	TSTropical storm	80	1004
Aug 09	12:00	TSTropical storm	85	1002
Aug 09	09:00	TSTropical storm	85	1002
Aug 09	06:00	TSTropical storm	85	1001
Aug 09	03:00	TSTropical storm	85	1002
Aug 09	00:00	TSTropical storm	85	1002
Aug 08	21:00	TSTropical storm	80	1004
Aug 08	18:00	TSTropical storm	75	1005
Aug 08	15:00	TSTropical storm	70	1006
Aug 08	12:00	TSTropical storm	65	1007
Aug 08	09:00	TDTropical depression	60	1008
Aug 08	06:00	TDTropical depression	55	1009
Aug 08	03:00	TDTropical depression	50	1010
Aug 08	00:00	TDTropical depression	45	1010

Event location history

23 Recorded locations

Nearby natural disasters

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United States Louisiana Shreveport

Event Details

Event ID1988221N30270

StatusClosed

ClosedAug 10, 1988, 18:00:00

Coordinates31.7000, -93.2000

Recorded locations23

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Event records come from NASA EONET, supplemented by USGS FDSN landslide records. Storm analyses and forecasts may use NOAA NHC or JTWC, with historical ATCF records from UCAR/NCAR. Satellite imagery is supplied through NASA Worldview/GIBS (GOES and Himawari) or EUMETSAT Meteosat, depending on map coverage.

Sources: NASA EONET · USGS · NOAA NHC · JTWC · UCAR/NCAR ATCF · NASA Worldview/GIBS · EUMETSAT Meteosat · OpenStreetMap contributors