 But another major factor is the record-setting warm ocean temperatures we're seeing this year in the Atlantic and Gulf. And that's clearly related to climate change, and one of the reasons this is expected to be a very active hurricane season. Well, I've been speaking with NPR's Greg Allen in Rockport, Texas, with the latest on Tropical Storm Beryl, which is expected to be a hurricane when it makes landfall early tomorrow. Thanks, Greg. You're welcome.