As we get into late July and early August, Atlantic conditions will become more conducive for tropical activity and even more so by early September.

Beryl's track over the region was "close to a worst-case scenario," according to Space City Weather editor Eric Berger, who called it one of the Houston area's most significant wind events in several decades along with Hurricane Alicia in 1983 and Hurricane Ike in 2008.

The forecast for Hurricane Beryl and Houston remains more or less on track, which is to say the storm is still expected to go far enough south that it will not produce serious wind and