Following the devastating impact of Hurricane Beryl in southern Texas, more than 2.5 million homes were left without power, with at least eight reported deaths in Texas and Louisiana. The aftermath of the storm has transformed roads into rivers, downed power lines, and caused extensive damage to homes and infrastructure.
President Biden declared a federal emergency disaster for parts of Texas, allowing for FEMA assistance to expedite the recovery process. However, the restoration of power to affected communities is expected to be a multi-day effort, with some areas facing potential outages for weeks.
