Hurricane Beryl makes landfall in Texas, bringing ferocious winds and knocking out power

Hurricane Barrel made landfall on the Texas coast with 80 mph winds, causing significant storm surge and flooding. Nearly half a million people are without power. Meteorologist Scott Withers reports from Port Lavaca, highlighting the intense rain and wind. The storm is moving inland, affecting areas up to Houston with tornado watches and flash flooding. The storm surge is expected to reach up to 9 feet along the coast, extending to Louisiana. Inland flooding is a major concern, with warnings for residents to avoid driving through water. The storm will continue to move northeast, causing rain and potential flooding for several days.

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