By the end of next week (7 days out), future #Beryl should be located somewhere in the western Caribbean (somewhere in the blue circle) and weakening some, heading in a general west/wnw direction. Model data is now indicating some potential upper level wind shear may begin to weaken #Beryl once it reaches the central Caribbean. Beyond 7 days and this blue circle, confidence is very LOW on what the final outcome will be. For those who want our expert analysis, the ongoing heat ridges causing the hot weather across the southern U.S. may try to steer this storm into Central America. That is just what it looks like today June 28 and can and probably will change. Interests in the Caribbean and the Gulf should monitor this storm over the next 7 days until we get closer in time and a better handle on the steering pattern for late next week. No one knows what the final outcome will be. Stay tuned for updates.