Preparing for Tropical Storm Beryl: Live from Surfside Beach
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Our coastal areas are preparing for the worst but hoping for the best ahead of Tropical Storm Beryl. KPRC 2's Mario Diaz is live from the jetties in Surfside, Texas, bringing you the latest updates and what residents are saying about the storm.
Prepare for the worst and hope for the best guys❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼
Watching from Katy Texas, sending my love to Surfside Beach, evacuate and be safe.🙏😇
The 🦈 was warning that Beryl was coming 🤔😲
That's not funny
@@JacobsimmonsYT That's what I read in news paper the sharks knew hurricane was foarming so they moving closer inland.
Beautiful waves. But please stay out of the water along the entire Texas gulf coast. Rip tide danger and recent shark attacks.
The 🦈 was warning that Beryl was coming.😲✌️🙏
How's Luka Doncic? He's the only thing I appreciate about Texas. Good Luck. I'm Praying for all adversely effected by the storm. But, I've not proof anyone's listening.
Too much hype over this storm.
You think so? I kinda feel that way 😅
@@FadiGamingRP
Yes. And the danger in that is it causes people to become disillusioned and distrusting of weather forecasting, which leads to apathy. Then when there is a true threat of catastrophe, they tune out. It also causes unnecessary anxiety and mental fatigue, which leads to hopelessness. What I have not heard these weather wizards talk about is how these storms produce much needed rain for midwest farmlands and reservoirs.
@@HeatherRose2023 yea, I noticed they brought up a dam that needed to be repaired and with this storm coming it might be a good excuse to open the flood gates....the thing about it is, we don't know what will happen until it does happen.
@@HeatherRose2023 Better hyped than caught off guard ✌️🙏
@@user-pu1ul1hj5k
Wrong. There is another problem equally as bad as not taking a storm seriously. That problem is panic. Research Hurricane Rita to find out why. What we need is rational, reasonable reporting that neither hypes nor dismisses the truth.