Hurricane Beryl brings severe flooding to Texas. Here’s how to stay safe in the event of a flood
According to The Associated Press, the Category 1 hurricane, Beryl, brought loss of power and heavy rain to Texas on Monday, killing at least three people. The storm reportedly knocked down hundreds of trees and caused flooding, stranding cars on the roads.
Texas power outage map: Over a million without power days after Beryl
Over a million Texas homes and businesses are without electricity days after Beryl made landfall, but there is no word on when power will be stored to Texas homes and thousands could be left without power a week after the storm made landfall.
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