 Flooding, high winds, heavy rain and tornadoes. That is what's been hitting coastal and inland Texas after Hurricane Beryl came ashore this morning with 80 mile per hour winds. It has since weakened to a tropical storm as it moves to the north toward Arkansas. Several people have died and more than 2.7 million homes and businesses are without power. NPR's Greg Allen is in Matagorda where the eye of the storm first crossed land. Hi, Greg.