Hurricane Beryl Makes Landfall in Texas, Bringing Damaging Winds and Flooding

Hurricane Beryl made landfall along the Texas coast early on July 8 as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing life-threatening storm surge, damaging winds, and flooding rainfall to the area.

As expected, Beryl strengthened as it approached the coast.

— National Hurricane Center

As of 7 a.m. CDT, Beryl was located west of Houston, with sustained winds of 80 mph, moving north at 12 mph. The storm is expected to bring dangerous conditions to the area, with potential flooding and wind damage.

Texas Residents Brace for Impact

Photos and videos from social media show the impact of Beryl, with webcams along the Texas coast capturing the power of the storm.

Track Hurricane Beryl to stay informed on its path and check out the latest updates as it moves through Texas.

Latest Radar and Spaghetti Models

View the latest radar images and spaghetti models to see where Beryl is headed next.

Note: Not all spaghetti models are equal—the Hurricane Center relies on the top-performing models for its forecasts.