Houston – Tropical Storm Beryl continues to maneuver throughout the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday on a path for the Texas coast.
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Though Beryl remains to be a tropical storm, the most recent hurricane hunter information exhibits a drop in its strain. Decrease strain will ultimately result in greater winds, so it nonetheless appears like a Class 1 hurricane with a landfall close to Matagorda early Monday morning.
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Rainfall may vary from 5-10″, so flooding can be a priority on Monday, however fortuitously, Beryl can be a fast-mover which can restrict the period of heavy rain.
The underside line is to arrange to not go away your property in any respect on Monday, so hunker down, be ready to lose electrical energy, be sure to have medicines, meals that will not spoil, pet meals, all that.
A Storm Surge Warning is in impact for Port Aransas to Sabine Go, together with Matagorda Bay and Galveston Bay.
A Hurricane Warning is in impact for the Texas coast from Port Aransas northward to San Luis Go.
A Hurricane Watch is in impact for the Texas coast north of San Luis Go to Port Bolivar.
A Tropical Storm Warning is in impact for the Texas coast south of Port Aransas to Port Mansfield and the Texas coast north of San Luis Go to Sabine Go.
