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Texas Coast on High Alert: Hurricane Watch Issued for Tropical Storm Beryl

Stay informed about the latest updates on Tropical Storm Beryl turning into a potential hurricane as it heads towards the Texas Coast. #HurricaneWatch #TexasWeather

The Texas Coast is currently on high alert as Hurricane watches have been issued due to Tropical Storm Beryl advancing towards the region. This comes after the storm caused significant damage in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. The National Hurricane Center has specifically highlighted areas from the mouth of the Rio Grande north to Sargent, bringing attention to the potential risks. As Beryl weakens to a tropical storm, experts predict a possible Category 1 hurricane status as it approaches Texas.

Meteorologists are closely monitoring Beryl's progress, anticipating its re-entry into the Gulf of Mexico and potential re-strengthening as it gears up to make landfall in Texas. Houston could face heavy rainfall depending on the storm's path over the next 24 hours. Speculations are rife as local meteorologists discuss the model trends and potential impacts on regions like Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend.

The latest updates indicate that Hurricane Beryl, while having weakened temporarily in Mexico, is forecasted to regain strength. With the entire Gulf Coast of Texas now under the threat of Beryl's impacts, a Hurricane Watch has been issued, signaling a need for heightened preparedness. South Texas is at risk of facing strong winds, storm surge, and heavy rainfall over the upcoming weekend.

As Hurricane Beryl continues its trajectory towards Texas, the likelihood of it hitting areas near Houston is increasing. With expectations of crossing the Gulf of Mexico, the storm's landfall in South Texas seems imminent. Residents are advised to stay vigilant and keep up with the evolving situation.