Texas Prepares for Hurricane Beryl's Potential Impact on Coastline

Texas officials urged residents to brace for Hurricane Beryl, expected to make landfall as a Category 1 hurricane. The storm has already caused 11 deaths in the Caribbean and is threatening Texas with potential flooding, heavy rain, and winds. Coastal cities are issuing evacuation requests and securing properties.

Texas officials are urging coastal residents to prepare as Hurricane Beryl is expected to regain strength in the Gulf of Mexico and potentially make landfall on Monday.

"We're expecting the storm to make landfall somewhere on the Texas coast," said Jack Beven of the National Hurricane Center. Beryl already caused 11 deaths in the Caribbean.

Texas's entire coastline is bracing for flooding, rain, and wind. A disaster declaration has been issued for 121 counties. Coastal cities are calling for evacuations and preparing for the storm. Residents are buying supplies as officials emphasize the seriousness of the situation.

(With inputs from agencies.)