Plus, unlike typhoons or cyclones, hurricanes can only reach a certain intensity, strength and power scope before it gets too strong over the next 3-4 days and begins falling apart a bit before it hits Yucatan Peninsula presumably by late Friday or Saturday. I don't perceive this storm maintaining this intensity and strength at this peak before internal combustion sets in and it starts weakening. Thankfully for us and those living in the Yucatan Peninsula and Southern Mexican GOM coastline, Beryl "getting too strong, too fast" will be a benefit for not striking around Cozumel at a Cat 4 or 5.