Beryl made landfall as a hurricane in Texas and is now the 10th hurricane to do so in July. These are the nine others, according to a post from Phil Klotzbach, a research scientist at Colorado ...

Hurricane Beryl had winds of over 80 mph as it made landfall in Texas near Matagorda, a coastal community between Corpus Christi and Galveston. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Hurricane Beryl was an 80 mph Category 1 hurricane when it made landfall in Texas early Monday. A gust of 89 mph was reported near Matagorda Beach, and one of 86 mph in the city of Matagorda.

Hurricane Beryl storm tracker: See latest details, projected path of Category 3 storm Developments: ∎ At least one death was reported in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Prime Minister Ralph ...

Beryl became the first storm in the Atlantic hurricane season to make landfall in the US after tearing a devastating path through the Caribbean, where it caused at least nine other deaths.

Watch Hurricane Beryl's historic day-by-day path across the Atlantic, Caribbean and U.S. 01:15 Beryl, which formed in the Atlantic Ocean at the end of June, quickly strengthened to become a ...

Beryl strengthened to a Category 5 storm the next day and broke the record by more than two weeks. The only other Atlantic Category 5 storm to form in July was Hurricane Emily, on July 17, 2005 ...

Beryl made landfall on the coast of Southeast Texas as a Category 1 hurricane early Monday morning, with high winds and heavy rain bringing extensive flooding and damage to the Houston area. White ...

Report on Texas power response highlights failures in May derecho, Hurricane Beryl. The report made 14 recommendations from communication, state policy and procedure.

Beryl's path will stretch from Cincinnati to Akron, covering the northwestern half of the state. Columbus suburbs including Dublin, Hilliard, Worthington and Westerville are currently in the ...

After Beryl tore through southeast Texas and left Houston and surrounding areas damaged and without power, there were few options for food and shopping. Credit: Google Maps.

Sustained winds remain at 80 mph as Beryl moves to the north at 12 mph. At 10 a.m. EDT, Beryl was located 20 miles west of Houston, with the center of the storm about 150 miles southeast of Austin.