 Beryl is now a tropical storm as it moves inland over Texas. Forecasters of the storm would move over eastern Texas today and then move up through Arkansas and into the Ohio Valley. NPR's Greg Allen was in Matagorda, Texas where Beryl made landfall this morning. Most people evacuated from Matagorda. Beryl has left most homes without power and many streets are inaccessible, blocked by debris, washed in by the hurricane storm surge. But despite the 85 mile per hour winds, there's relatively minor wind damage and there's a sense that this community was lucky Beryl wasn't stronger.