 The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Beryl is strengthening and it's likely to become a hurricane again before it makes landfall tomorrow morning on Texas' Gulf Coast. NPR's Greg Allen reports, for communities along the coast, the greatest hazard is flooding. Beryl has surprised forecasters since it first emerged in the Atlantic, quickly spinning into the earliest Category 5 hurricane ever recorded. It's far weaker than that now, but it's still likely to cause flooding along the Gulf Coast and in eastern Texas through Tuesday night.