“Dangerous heat” is set to impact southeast Texas on Tuesday after Beryl has left over 2 million utility customers in the region without power, according to the National Weather Service.
A large chunk of the Texas coast, where Beryl made landfall Monday morning as a Category 1 hurricane, was under heat advisories Tuesday, including cities like Houston and Corpus Christi.
High temperatures coupled with no access to air conditioning could cause heat-related illnesses for some, the weather service field office in Houston said.
