Tropical Storm Beryl, currently with sustained winds of 60 mph, is impacting eastern Texas with gusty winds and heavy rainfall. The storm's wind speed slightly decreased from 65 mph earlier today, but it continues to pose a threat to the region.
Located 55 miles north of Houston, Beryl is moving north-northeast at a speed of 14 mph. It is expected to accelerate as it shifts to the northeast later in the day. Tropical storm-force winds are extending 115 miles from the center of the storm, affecting areas like Huntsville and Beaumont, Texas.
Recent reports indicate wind gusts of 56 mph in Huntsville and 54 mph in Beaumont. These strong winds are contributing to hazardous conditions in the affected areas.
Residents in eastern Texas are advised to stay indoors and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during this storm. Flash flooding is a significant concern due to the heavy rainfall associated with Tropical Storm Beryl.
Emergency services are on high alert, ready to respond to any incidents or emergencies that may arise as a result of the storm. It is crucial for residents to stay informed about the latest updates and follow guidance from local authorities.
As Tropical Storm Beryl continues to move through eastern Texas, monitoring its progress and heeding official warnings are essential steps in staying safe and minimizing the impact of this weather event.
