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Hurricane Beryl Rainfall and Flooding Summary

by Elena Siemens

Articles about Beryl

How did Beryl sneak up on Houston? And what happened with the trees? | Opinion

Phil Bedient, the Herman and George R. Brown Professor of Civil Engineering and co-director of Rice's Severe Storm Prediction, Education and Evacuation from Disasters Center, is quoted.
Houston Chronicle 

http://dateline.rice/july-15-bedient

 

Hurricane Beryl: A heavy hitting first storm of the 2024 season to make landfall in the US
by Elena Siemens, Dr. Phil Bedient
As the second named storm of the 2024 Atlantic storm season, Hurricane Beryl made history earlier this week. The storm was the easternmost hurricane to ever form and fastest intensifying hurricane 

Link to full article 

What we need to learn from Hurricane Beryl | Opinion
Jim Blackburn, professor in the practice of environmental law, co-director of Rice's Severe Storm Prediction, Education and Evacuation from Disasters Center and a Rice Faculty Scholar at the Baker Institute for Public Policy, authored an op-ed in the Houston Chronicle, and he is quoted in two other media outlets.
Houston Chronicle 

http://dateline.rice/july-12-blackburn


Houston keeps buckling under storms like Beryl. The fixes aren't coming fast enough
The Associated Press (This article also appeared in more than 200 other media outlets.)

http://dateline.rice/july-12-blackburn


Hurricane Beryl was a warning shot for Houston
Inside Climate News (This article also appeared in Texas Observer and Inkl.)

http://dateline.rice/july-12-blackburn

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