 We are expecting Beryl to continue moving on to the northwest and then turn northward, making landfall somewhere along the middle Texas coast overnight tonight or early Monday morning. Brennan says Beryl could produce up to six feet of storm surge on the coast and up to 15 inches of rain inland. 121 Texas counties now covered by a state disaster declaration. The state says it's got 2,000 responders ready to deploy in anticipation of the storm's impacts.