Hurricane Beryl caused severe thunderstorms, flooding and knocked out power across much of Texas. About 2 million homes and businesses lost power and extremely high temperatures created dangerous conditions, especially without air conditioning. The heat wave also affected the western US and Canada, increasing the risk of wildfires.
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Peste 128 de milioane de americani, sub avertizare de căldură / Aproximativ 2 milioane de locuințe din sud-estul Texasului sunt fără electricitate din cauza unei furtuni tropicale / Canada se pregăteşte de incendii
Peste 128 de milioane de americani, sub avertizare de căldură / Beryl lasă aproximativ 2 milioane de consumatori din sud-estul Texasului fără curent / Canada se pregăteşte de incendii
Millions without power in Texas as remnants of Beryl continue to cause flooding
Caniculă în SUA, fără aer condiționat pentru milioane de americani. Curentul electric, pus la pământ
Beryl leaves millions without power and air conditioning as dangerous heat takes aim at Texas
Texas: Deadly Storm Beryl cuts power to millions in Houston
Houston roads submerged by floodwater after Hurricane Beryl passes through Texas
Beryl unleashes high winds, heavy rains and floods in Texas - video
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