Today’s top weather news: Beryl still causing storm trouble in Northeast

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Beryl impacts persist, posing severe weather threat to Northeast

The remnants of Hurricane Beryl are expected to trigger dual severe weather threats across the Northeast on Wednesday. A large area from New Hampshire to Pennsylvania is expected to see the worst of the storm, with tornadoes and damaging winds the main threats from severe storms. For parts of central New York, this is the worst tornado threat in 18 years. Heavy rain will also be an issue, with parts of New Hampshire, Vermont and New York facing a Category 4 and Category 3 flood risk.

Southern power outages improve as Beryl cleanup continues

Power is slowly being restored to millions of people in Texas who lost power due to Hurricane Beryl. This is welcome news for a place that has endured a hot summer. Heat warnings have been issued for the Houston area as people continue to clean up damage from the storm.

Hurricane HQ: Experts improve forecasts for Atlantic season

Beryl set a record, and forecasters at Colorado State University said it was just the beginning of a “hyperactive” hurricane season. The team is currently calling for the naming of 25 storms, 12 of which will become hurricanes and six of which will become severe hurricanes.

Look at this: The hole left in the roof of Houston Stadium

Hurricane Beryl caused damage to the roof of NRG Stadium, home of the NFL's Houston Texans.

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