ORLANDO, Fla. — Beryl continues to bring a threat of damaging weather across the central U.S. even after the system has been downgraded to a tropical depression.
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The National Hurricane Center said Tropical Depression Beryl will bring a threat of tornados and flash flooding over the next few days,
Most of the concern is in the Mississippi Valley and through the northeast.
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The center of TD Beryl was near Tyler, Texas, early Tuesday morning after making landfall as a Cat. 1 hurricane in South Texas.
A Flood Watch is in effect for portions of eastern Oklahoma, northern Arkansas, central and southern Missouri, Illinois, northern Indiana and southern Michigan.
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Millions of people are still without power in Texas as dangerous heat is forecast for the area.
Channel 9 meteorologists are continuing to monitor the tropics, including a few tropical waves moving off of the coast of western Africa.
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Thankfully, there are no tropical disturbances that are threatening Florida.
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