 Back in the state where Beryl made landfall Monday, the damage assessment has begun. The flooding power outages and transportation disruptions caused by Beryl are taking a costly toll on Houston, says AccuWeather chief meteorologist John Porter. Businesses have had to close down for multiple days. There's supply chain impacts. People are having a difficult time getting around in the Houston metro. From hurricane to post-tropical cyclone, Porter says, Beryl has done an estimated $28 to $32 billion damage across the country. Jim Ryan, ABC News.