
Following its landfall in Texas as a Category 1 hurricane, the remnants of Hurricane Beryl brought damaging flooding to Vermont on Thursday. This unfortunate event occurred just a year after the state experienced catastrophic flooding in certain areas.
Heavy rain starting on Wednesday led to flooded roads, washouts, and debris-covered streets across Vermont. Reports of rescues emerged on Wednesday night, with some communities being placed under evacuation orders. Central Vermont, which was severely impacted by last July's flooding, bore the brunt of the damage, with reports of flooded roads and homes in the city of Barre.