Beryl Continues To Strengthen Sunday Night Ahead Of Texas Landfall

Tropical Storm Beryl's winds were just shy of reaching hurricane strength on Sunday evening. FOX Weather Meteorologist Steve Bender has the latest forecast.
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[@MD-jo9mh]

why are all these forecasters afraid to say Houston is about to get nailed??

[@claudinehall3013]

They don’t want to scare ppl and get sued 😅

[@BarrierIsland]

Loss of power has me spooked for the residents...The heat is dangerous without air- conditioning and can cause hyperthermia...God Bless...

[@claudinehall3013]

But the hurricane will bring cool weather so they’ll have that

[@CamilleCullen-ow6qj]

The fact that north of Houston was water logged last winter does not matter. It was dry before this storm. Did this guy go to school?

[@JshawnRobles]

to people in Texas i hope you and your families are okay and safe and let god be there with you if anything bad happens amen
(im 14 and im kinda scared i live in galv. texas but im good tho)

[@rkbbs8668]

It's the San Jacinto River - not the El Jacinto; none of what he said about the storm's circulation made sense either.

[@tobberfutooagain2628]

The drama is hard to endure…..

[@revolutionary2659]

The forecaster is intoxicated

[@claudinehall3013]

I’m in Kingston Jamaica and let me tell you some parts of the island is still without electricity and water after #HurricaneBeryl. This ⛈ did not come to play. We still getting showers 🌧 here and there too

[@kellycraddock269]

Omg

[@darrellborder8555]

Ummm…how is this storm still gaining strength? This guy seems to excited to forecast a substantial amount of destruction and deaths. This world needs saving.

[@Lolcats935]

It’s called climate change. It makes the ocean warmer than normal and allows storms over the water to strengthen.