Authorities in Rosenberg, Texas, are currently engaged in water rescues as the region faces relentless downpours from Hurricane Beryl. The impact of the storm has been particularly severe in Rosenberg, with officers utilizing high water vehicles to assist in rescue operations on Avenue N.
Even before Hurricane Beryl made landfall early Monday morning, the outer bands of the storm had already begun saturating the area with rain. However, the intensity of the rainfall has significantly increased as the storm progresses towards Rosenberg, located approximately 25 miles southwest of downtown Houston.
Over the past 12 hours, Rosenberg has experienced a substantial accumulation of 3 to 5 inches of rainfall. The forecast indicates that heavy rain will persist in the area for several more hours, posing a continued threat to the community.
The ongoing water rescues underscore the critical need for preparedness and swift response in the face of severe weather events. Residents are urged to exercise caution, stay informed about weather updates, and follow guidance from local authorities to ensure their safety during this challenging period.
