Tropical Storm Beryl Leaves Millions Without Power in Texas
Early-season storm causes fatalities, severe flooding, and extensive damage across the Gulf Coast.
- Nearly 3 million Texans are without power, with restoration expected to take days.
- At least four people have died, including from fallen trees and drowning.
- Severe flooding has turned highways into waterways and caused significant property damage.
- Officials warn of continued risks from flooding, downed trees, and carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Residents are advised to seek shelter, avoid floodwaters, and follow safety guidelines for power outages.
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