 Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman. Hurricane Beryl roared ashore today on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Its top sustained winds at landfall were 80 miles per hour. That's now dropped to about 75 miles per hour. Meteorologist Brian Jackson of the National Weather Service says the Houston area is getting the brunt of the storm now. We're expecting all total over east Texas 5 to 10 inches, a local maximum of 15. The storm is moving north.