Beryl is currently considered a tropical storm but is expected to pick up strength, becoming a hurricane once again as it hits Texas on Monday. As it makes its way through Texas, the storm's path is predicted to curve, sending its remnants toward Ohio and the Midwest.

The impact of Hurricane Beryl started Sunday afternoon along the Texas coast, with heavy rainfall, storm surge and swells with life-threatening riptides. The National Hurricane Center forecasts that Beryl intensified into a Category 1 hurricane ahead of landfall early Monday morning near Matagorda,

Days after its 2nd landfall, Tropical Storm Beryl was by the Texas coast. Beryl's expected to be a hurricane (again) when it makes landfall a 3rd time