 As Beryl strengthened, the National Hurricane Center extended concerns about storm surge and flooding into Galveston and the Houston area. Galveston could see a six-foot storm surge, which could be made worse if it arrives this morning during high tide. And add to that the forecast that Beryl will bring five to ten inches of rain with accumulations up to 15 inches in some areas. It begins to raise memories of Hurricane Harvey seven years ago, which, as you remember, caused severe flooding in Houston. Beryl's a lot weaker. It's not as wet, moving faster, but flooding does remain a concern.