Beryl poured rain over portions of the Brazos Valley
Published: Jul. 8, 2024 at 6:54 PM CDT|Updated: Jul. 11, 2024 at 1:52 PM CDT
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Beryl made landfall in the Coastal Bend of Texas around 4:00AM Monday morning as a Category 1 hurricane. By the time she arrived in the Brazos Valley, Beryl was a very powerful tropical storm. Gusty winds and heavy rain inundated the Brazos Valley for nearly 12 hours, leaving a mess of flood and wind damage in its wake. The southeastern reaches of the region saw the brunt of the impacts, and the bulk of the rain. Here is a look at Beryl rainfall totals collected around the area on Monday:
- Greenbrier (Bryan): 3.20″
- Cross: 9.75″
- South Nantucket: 2.40″
- Sweetbriar (South Bryan): 2.30″
- Stoneham: 4.82″
- Carlos: 1.95″
- Roans Prairie: 5.00″
- Barron Road (South College Station): 2.57″
- Cameron: 0.01″
- Hearne: 0.48″
- Madisonville: 1.89″
- Huntsville: 4.60″
- College Station (Easterwood Airport): 1.11″
- Conroe: 5.11″
- Caldwell: 1.08″
- Giddings: 0.05″
- Navasota: 1.71″
- Bellville: 2.64″
- Brenham: 1.39″
- Coldspring: 4.05″
- Crockett: 2.91″
- Trinity: 3.64″
- Flynn: 2.75″
- Bedias: 2.5″
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