See drone footage of severe flooding in Houston, Texas coast after Beryl
Alexis SimmermanHurricane Beryl may be heading north, but the Texas coast will feel its impact for quite some time. Strengthening while approaching the Lone Star state, the Category 1 storm made landfall in Texas around 4:30 a.m. July 8. It is the second named storm and first hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.
Beryl brought high winds, heavy rainfall, and a storm surge, which left significant structural damage and at least eight dead in Texas and Louisiana. Two million in southeast Texas have lost power ahead of a 106-degree heat index in the Houston area.
Amid road closures and hazards from flooding, drones are now capturing the extent of the damage caused by Hurricane Beryl.
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