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Tropical Storm Beryl expected to regain hurricane status

Hurricane warning issued for Texas' Gulf coastline
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Tropical storm Beryl is moving NW at 13 mph in the Gulf of Mexico with a minimum pressure of 993 mb

Maximum winds are now 60 mph with strengthening expected before it makes landfall

A hurricane warning is now in place for the Texas Coastline from Baffin Bay northward to the town of Sargent. A tropical storm warning extends northward to San Luis Pass

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Tropical storm conditions will be felt Sunday as winds and rain increase across Texas

Beryl is forecast to reach category one hurricane status prior to its third landfall between Houston and Corpus Christi. The hurricane conditions will be felt along the entire Texas Gulf Coast.

A storm surge warning is in place meaning there is a danger of life-threatening flooding. A storm surge of 3-6 feet is possible

Dangerous hurricane-force winds will also batter the coastline where the storm comes ashore

Rainfall totals range from 5-10 inches possible. Some areas could see locally higher rainfall totals near 15 inches.