Tropical Storm Beryl hit Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, before heading towards the Gulf of Mexico and Texas on Friday.
Footage from Yucatan shows rising water levels near residential areas, with strong winds at the beach which saws businesses close their doors. Restaurants and shops can be seen boarded up.
Beryl made landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, downing trees but with no reported injuries or fatalities. It weakened to a tropical storm as it moved across the Yucatan Peninsula.
The first storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Beryl devastated the Caribbean Islands earlier this week, resulting in a number of fatalities.
According to reports, it has the potential to strengthen with winds reaching 90 mph (150 kph) before making landfall in Texas.
Tropical Storm Beryl hit Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, before heading towards the Gulf of Mexico and Texas on Friday.
Footage from Yucatan shows rising water levels near residential areas, with strong winds at the beach which saws businesses close their doors. Restaurants and shops can be seen boarded up.
Beryl made landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, downing trees but with no reported injuries or fatalities. It weakened to a tropical storm as it moved across the Yucatan Peninsula.
The first storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Beryl devastated the Caribbean Islands earlier this week, resulting in a number of fatalities.
According to reports, it has the potential to strengthen with winds reaching 90 mph (150 kph) before making landfall in Texas.
Tropical Storm Beryl hit Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, before heading towards the Gulf of Mexico and Texas on Friday.
Footage from Yucatan shows rising water levels near residential areas, with strong winds at the beach which saws businesses close their doors. Restaurants and shops can be seen boarded up.
Beryl made landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, downing trees but with no reported injuries or fatalities. It weakened to a tropical storm as it moved across the Yucatan Peninsula.
The first storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Beryl devastated the Caribbean Islands earlier this week, resulting in a number of fatalities.
According to reports, it has the potential to strengthen with winds reaching 90 mph (150 kph) before making landfall in Texas.