Tropical Storm Beryl Leaves Path of Destruction in Texas and Heads Towards 11 Other States

Tropical Storm Beryl Leaves a Trail of Destruction Across 11 States

Tropical Storm Beryl, which wreaked havoc in Texas and claimed the lives of at least six people, is now on a path to impact 11 other states before dissipating. The storm made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall to the region.

The storm pounded Houston with 80 mph wind gusts and dropped 12 inches of rain in some areas, leading to flooding and trapping people in their cars. Rescue operations were necessary to save those stranded by the rising waters. Unfortunately, the storm resulted in the loss of lives in Texas.

As Beryl moves through the Midwest towards New York and New England, it is expected to weaken to a tropical depression by Thursday morning. Weather forecasters predict that the storm will bring hazardous conditions to states such as Arkansas, western New York, and even parts of Canada.

While the storm has lost some of its power since making landfall, it is still expected to bring significant rainfall as it moves northward. Areas in western Kentucky, southern Illinois, and southern Indiana may experience severe weather due to Beryl’s remnants. Cities like Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago may also see rain from the storm.

By the time Beryl reaches New York, it is expected to only bring rain and not pose a serious threat. However, the storm has already left millions without power in Texas as it continues its destructive path. Residents are urged to stay safe and take precautions to avoid potential dangers caused by the storm.

As Beryl moves through the Midwest and towards the East Coast, residents in the affected states should stay informed and prepared for hazardous weather conditions. Stay tuned for updates on the storm’s progression and take necessary precautions to stay safe during this challenging time.