Hurricane Beryl: Is storm a sign of coming "threat" for Atlantic Canada?

Hurricane Beryl ripped across the Caribbean with the Category 5 storm — the earliest a storm of such strenght has ever formed in the Atlantic Ocean — leaving at least six people dead and communities devastated.

Warm sea surface temperatures are being pointed to as a key cause of the storm's strength so early in the season and it has some noting that warmer waters could mean storms lasting longer, especially when they travel north to locations like Atlantic Canada.

As Sean Previl reports, though such storms forming off the coast of a province like Nova Scotia is extremely unlikely, the "threat" from hurricanes lasting longer when over the region is another reason for people to prepare long before a storm even happens.

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