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Houston Weather Alert: Brace Yourselves for Tropical Storm Beryl

Get the latest updates on Tropical Storm Beryl's impact on Texas and Houston!

As Tropical Storm Beryl approaches the Texas coast, Houston residents are gearing up for heavy rain and potential flooding. The forecast predicts Beryl to make landfall in Texas as a hurricane on Monday, with the possibility of damaging winds and storm surges. Live forecast maps are tracking Beryl's path toward the Gulf Coast, keeping residents informed of the storm's movements. Southwest Houston and Galveston are on high alert, with tropical storm warnings in effect as Beryl inches closer.

Beryl's trajectory is towards South Texas, aiming for the Texas-Mexico border this weekend. The storm is expected to strengthen, posing a significant threat with life-threatening storm conditions. The National Hurricane Center's latest update shows a northerly track leading to Southeast Texas. Residents are urged to stay informed and prepared for the storm's impact on the region.

Adding to the tension, Beryl is anticipated to strengthen into a hurricane before landfall, heightening concerns for the Gulf Coast. The Houston area is closely monitoring the storm's progress, with plans in place to address any potential risks. Stay tuned for further updates as Beryl moves closer to Texas, keeping a close eye on its path and potential impacts on the Houston region.

In related news, Galveston County is under a tropical storm warning due to the expected storm surge from Beryl. The region is bracing for severe weather conditions, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and safety measures. As Beryl intensifies, the focus shifts to protecting the community from the storm's effects, highlighting the need for vigilance and readiness in the face of natural disasters.