Hurricane Beryl Texas Landfall, As It Happened... 

I missed one unwarned tornado that was literally two pixels wide on the northeast side of Houston, but besides that our coverage of this event during landfall was immaculate. Enjoy this archive as a resource and a look back at Beryl! - Andy

Good morning . Yesterday, I was over my friend's house, talking about the wealther. Her and her husband asked if I had ever heard of you. I said no, and they showed me your RU-vid channel . All I have to say is WOW ! that you are very informative and on top of the wealther issues. I would like to give praise out to all the strom chasers as well. Prayers for protection and safety go out for everyone in the way of this storm 🙏 . Thank you, Sir, for the services that you provide 🙏 😊❤

Thank you Stephane for sharing your husband with all of us weather nerds. He is good at this and we appreciate your support. ❤

Thank you for covering the whole night. Houston here and I was personally woken up by the harsh winds around 5:20 AM and im glad I was able to watch coverage of what was going on around me. Finally my power went out 15 minutes before stream ended. Stay safe

Still sending prayers for all….🙏🙏🙏 Thank you Ryan and all the storm chasers… stay safe

My nephew lives in Lake Jackson, TX. I shared your RU-vid channel with him last night. At 7:50 this morning, 7-8-24, he texted me that the wind is ferocious, tree branches and limbs are all over the yard. The windshield of one vehicle took a direct hit from a branch and the outside is shattered and he said you can feel the cracks on the inside. His neighbor's tree squashed both of the neighbors vehicles. My nephew was very lucky. He lost power at 1:00 a.m. The neighbors tree went over at 4:40 a.m. It took out the internet feed. He said it was too dangerous to be outside. He said one 4" diameter or larger branch from a tree with the strong winds could kill you. Also when the wind gusts hard, it shakes the whole two-story house.😳🙏

Houston here. Power is out for 1.3 million. Street is flooded!

I lived in OK for 11 years and I have friends there in TX, NM, AZ, VA and FL. Thank you to the team and yourself for helping me keep an eye on them from afar.

Ryan I wasn’t that interested in the weather until I found your RU-vid channel. You make the weather situation so interesting. Thanks for your time to let us know what’s happening. 👏🏻👏🏻

I am from Florida, born and raised, remember watching your coverage of Ian when it struck our Coast and have been following ever since. Your coverage provides an enormous amount of value to society during these sort of events, and so does your team who literally risk their safety trying to capture real time coverage of whatever Storm is being covered, so thanks for that. And keep it up. To all those who are who have been impacted by this Storm, my prayers are with you.

MY DAUGHTER AND FAMILY IN BRAZORIA TEXAS...PRAYING CONSTANTLY...❤

Thank you Ryan & team for a phenomenal 10 hours of live coverage!!! You ROCK!!! ❤️ Jo in Pure Michigan

Been with you all night. Such a great team - all of you!!!!

Praying for all of my fellow Texans! I’m so thankful it’s not as bad as it could have been. Looks like it shifted more east than expected which I’m thankful my mom and dad is in Austin Co.

Top notch Ryan. The hours and effort you put into streaming is noticed and appreciated!

3:56:53 Meteorologist Andy Hall Q&A 3:57:15 Answer to question: “What is the general structure and formation of a hurricane?” 3:59:44 Landfall is when the center of eye goes over land, rather than the outer bands. This is because the eye is the center of the hurricane and the defining feature of the storm. 4:27:00 Beryl record-breaking statistics

Waving a hand from cypress tx we have lost power

Watching a little after Beryl made landfall. I continue to be amazed by the attention to detail and accuracy of your forecast. Thank you Ryan for all you do and thank you to MeteorologistAndy Hill, Elijah, and all the brave storm chasers. Everyone is awesome.

Ryan you've inspired me for me to have my weather career I have now. Thank you for everything you do and the amount of lives you save.

I can’t believe you’re still going! I fell asleep listening to your broadcast, and here you are. Thank you, thank you! We have many friends in the Houston area. Family and friends in central TX.

Blessing's To You All.... Jacksonport, AR...is THUNDER.. LOUD...Thank You Ryan, for Everything you do for US, 🙏💘

STORM SAGE: the Ryan Hall rap” --- **Verse 1:** When the skies go dark and the winds start to call, Who you gonna trust? Yo, it's Ryan Hall. With a forecast so sweet, it's like a weather mall, Every prediction he drops, it's like a knowledge ball. **Chorus:** Ryan Hall, Ryan Hall, he's got the weather on lock, From the thunder's roar to the tickin' of the clock. He's the man with the plan when the tempests rock, Ryan Hall, our weather beacon, solid as a rock. **Verse 2:** He's tracking the storms, with precision, y'all, From the hurricanes' spin to the snowflakes' fall. Ryan's on the mic, he's got the gall, To tell it like it is, whether big or small. **Chorus:** Ryan Hall, Ryan Hall, he's got the weather on lock, From the thunder's roar to the tickin' of the clock. He's the man with the plan when the tempests rock, Ryan Hall, our weather beacon, solid as a rock. **Verse 3:** In the eye of the storm, when the wild winds thrall, There's one man standin', unshaken, tall. Ryan Hall, with the call, he's servin' us all, Guidin' through weather's maze, he won't let us fall. **Bridge:** With a click and a swipe, he's got data on haul, Maps light up, screens glow, he's got the gall. Forecast king, weather's pal, he's breakin' the wall, Ryan Hall, the weather sage, he's got the protocol. **Verse 4:** As the sun sets low and the night sky sprawls, We reflect on the day with a calm that enthralls. Thanks to Ryan Hall, we're ahead of the squalls, Safe in our homes, as the evening calls. **Chorus:** Ryan Hall, Ryan Hall, he's got the weather on lock, From the thunder's roar to the tickin' of the clock. He's the man with the plan when the tempests rock, Ryan Hall, our weather beacon, solid as a rock. **Verse 5:** He's the hero unsung in the weather wars, Guiding our ships safely to shores. So here's to Ryan, who forever explores, The atmosphere's secrets, opening doors. **Outro:** With wisdom and courage, he never stalls, Ryan Hall, the weather champ, he stands tall. In the world of forecasts, he's got the ya’ll’s To predict, protect, and answer our calls.

Thanks, Ryan and team.

Hi Stephenie... thanks you for sharing your man... He has saved alot of Lives Thank God for Both of You. God Bless...

Great job once again to you and your team!

Great coverage!

Pearland Texas 7:30 a.m., my son's fence blew down, power blinking off and on, with heavy rain and wind still going.

Thank you for keeping us updated all night. I tuned in at 1:30 central until our power went out around 6:30. I hope you got some much needed sleep after that broadcast. Thank you to your team out there in the storm I hope those guys made it out of sargent beach safely! Got our power back Tuesday around 3pm. We have neighbors across the street still without power.

I watched all night from Oklahoma! You do amazing work, Ryan!

I think ryan would have done better starting the stream around 3am viewership wise, but i can understand the people of texas needing someone to listen to about the hurricane in the middle of the night. More people might contribute to the foundation while awake. Hopefully there will not be a tornado outbreak when it makes its break to the east coast.

No power in NE of Houston . Water continues to soak up yards and winds picking up.

All this stuff so early in the season. You have your job cut out for you, Ryan. You picked the right vocation - you do such a great service.

As always, you do a great job. 👍

Such a great service that you and many others provided by giving people real time information.

Thanks to you and your team’s professionalism and dedication covering the storm while it made landfall in Galveston and passing through Houston. Best live disaster event weather coverage I’ve ever seen, hands-down.

😮 wow, never saw a 3 d view of the storm before...amazing

Hello Ryan and Family great job. Prayers to all who are affected by this storm. 🙏

I love these guys

This coverage was amazing I don’t know if the storm has weakened

Thanks!

North side of houston between 45 and 59...getting much worse. Significant debris, tree damage, flooding, homes damage, no power

SW Houston here, thanks for your live! I watched it thru the night until we lost power around 6:15am. Without power and WiFi we had no signal. Back to watch the end of your live and what I missed! 😅 After 36 hours we have power back. Thanks again, you kept me sane thru the night!

I really missed watching you yesterday 😢! I'm in spring Texas and we had no power and no Internet. You are the only person I want to watch during a storm! Beryl was pretty bad! We had 87 to 90 wind gusts. Thanks for all you do Ryan!

Just want to say again - HUGE thank you for staying up all night to cover this. It was intense. I appreciate you, Andy, Elijah, Chris Hall, and all of your team

I live where all these chasers posted up for the storm. Watching the VOD from when I lost power. Gives me chills to relate these views, to my time reference during the event.

Ryan your the best watched you all night you were awake so long! I really thank you for your guidance

Thanks for streaming! I was on your live from start to finish, even had it playing while I was asleep incase things got bad.

I am so sad the highland lakes won’t get any of this rain. I was really hoping it would come in more to the west.

Hey Humble, Tx here…wow 🫤had a very difficult time trying get digital signal after landfall. And wanted to keep up with Beryl on where it was. Unfortunately lost power and phone signal. Around 5:45 - 6am phone service became useless. So wasn’t able to know what was going about 1 -2 hr after land fall. I was very surprised Beryl was not Cat2. Winds were very strong in our area for cat1 . I don’t think the national weather measured Beryl wind speed accurately. But hope everyone is ok!

I love wether and storms and tornados and maybe some day I can make a channel like yours

I have not found a single coastal town that reported maximum sustained winds of over 74MPH. You know what that means.

Y’all are warriors!💪🏻⚡️

Hi Ryan, I live in Houston, and the storm was unlike i've ever seen. I've been through Harvey but that was just rain. Luckily, we didn't lose power, but the debris is everywhere. Hopefully everyone else in this storm will be alright.

Want to thank you for the job that you and your team do it is very much appreciated

I cant look at satellite imagery anymore. Last I looked the storm had BEEN PARKED in one spot. Didnt move at all. Dumping rain on south houston…..again.

Hasn't everyone noticed that Beryl has taken the same path as the eclipse!?

Power in and out in Bayou Vista. At the "highest" point of the neighborhood, the surge is barely above the bulkheads. Maybe 6 inches.

Just watched a GIGANTIC PINE CRASH THROUGH NEIGHBOR’S 2 STORY HOME. glad they weren’t home.😱😱😱

Where's Ryan Hall today Tuesday? Tornadoes in Kentucky!

Thanks Ryan Hall for this live video , we were watching until power went out here in Houston Tx. We lost power at 8:30am and my husband even woke up at 5am and he was watching you on his phone. The winds got pretty bad but thank God we are ok

Prayers for all in its path

Thankyou Ryan from Chattanooga Tennessee for all you do🙏prayers for you and your family and all too have a safe healthy lovely blessed life🙏

Super appreciate you and everything you do Ryan, and know you have a threshold for going live, but we’re missing you and Andy yesterday and today with all the activity man! Other streamers are picking it up and I fear even when you do go live many will have moved on to those streamers.

Live in Spring Texas, it’s about to be right above me. Winds already throwing things.

I dont' know what I would do without you guys..just found out by pure chance there is a tornado watch in Nashville July 9 from 2 thru 11 PM...can''t speak freely but I just get so blank blank blank fed up with this city for no protection..my apartment management didn't even know about it ...argh!!!

Thank you so much for staying up all night to stream! I was up with you and the team watching from SW Houston. It was a scary night but y’all really helped to relieve a lot of anxiety for so many people!! Thank you 😌

Hurricanes are the craziest storm on earth!!!! This traveled from the other side of the world and been through so much and other countries and it’s still going it’s just nuts… this felt pretty strong for just a cat 1

I watched all night, amazing job!!! 😁

Thanks so much for your coverage on this. We were blind with the storm coming in at the dark. I'm in spring Texas and no power since Monday. It's a scorcher out here and people are becoming tiresome. Very understandable.

Thank you Ryan, Andy, and the team for your coverage last night. I live on the north side of Houston in the Conroe area. Also Ryan, I agree with you 100% about not always going live!

You presentations are GREAT….

I find you amazingly concise! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

You guys did a great job!!!

I loved the play fight by caleb and brad

You need to go live rn. There is tornado warnings all over iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin

I live in Lake Jackson and I was awake during the night of the hurricane Beryl 13:26

Your a great commintator. Thats why people listen.❤

Excellent coverage. Well done!

Damn y’all went for awhile 😮

Good work Ryan

Meteorologist Noah Bergren is hands down the best! He is from Paducah KY, now living in Florida and still looking out for us. And everyone in between!

I love you . Videos, but I am new here.😊😊❤❤

I’m 2 days late butt I live in Rosenberg was so cool seeing it on this channel

You inspired me of love in wether and storm chasing that why I now what storms are a bout to happen

I couldn't find any of his videos in 2 days!

Hour-thirty in as I type this... Actually, I was fully on your side with that choice for not going live too often.. Even with the actual tornado outbreaks, I have in fact skipped over couple of your livestreams, because there have just been so many tornado outbreaks, that it felt like spam. That's right... my brain said "THE WEATHER is just spamming now, I'm done." ;) A week later there was another livestream going up, but the avocado (*) was sitting right over my part of the state, so I actually tuned in. Ever since then, I always try to load up any big stream your, to watch it for a little bit at least (I'm just gaming in another window, background activity doesn't matter too much, as long as there IS background noise) ... and give it a Like, to do my small part to help it gain traction in the algorithm. Not too many times you could actually theoretically save lives, by simply liking videos. LOL (*) That's what I call the green, yellow, and orange/brown blobs you use to show areas of potential strong storm activity... but nowadays also kind of applies to any of the round-ish blobs you put in your thumbnails in my mind.

Good afternoon Ryan, as you probably know South Texas water supply for the cities and farms in the Rio Grande Valley depend on the rain that we desperate need at Amistad and Falcon dams. Could you give a video update on the possible rains you forecasted a few days ago. We need to have rains to re supply the water at the international dams for agriculture to get irrigation water allocation for August start of the season. Your great videos and insight will help us in knowing how the moisture and rain will develop in Amistad Dam. Thank you

I don’t know if anyone noticed, but this hurricane hit Texas on the same exact hour that the last eclipse of 8 April 2024 entered Texas 90 days ago and is projected to fallow the same path as Ryan has shown. Blessings to all and stay safe

Landfall called at 6:53:08

Where you at Ryan? Storms are coming to Louisville😩

After watching these news anchors act and say stupid shit, I want Ryan back!!!

Hi from Georgetown TX!

Thanks guys

Watching from Idaho for a friend above Houston. Has no power already.

Here are some prayers against Storm Beryl: Prayer for Protection: "Dear God, We come before you, seeking your protection and shield against Storm Beryl. Please calm the winds, quiet the waves, and still the rain, that we may rest in your peace. May your angels guard us, and may your love surround us, now and always. Keep us safe from harm, and protect our homes and communities from damage. We trust in your power and your promise to keep us safe, and we pray in Jesus' name. Amen." Prayer for Calm: "Dear God, Please still the storm and bring calm to our midst. May your peace be our constant companion, and may we rest in your love. We pray for those who are in the path of the storm, that they may be kept safe and secure. May your grace and mercy be their constant companions, now and always. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen." Prayer for Strength: "Dear God, We pray for strength and courage in the face of Storm Beryl. May your grace sustain us, and may your love give us hope. We pray for those who are in need, that they may be comforted and supported. May your church be a beacon of hope and love, now and always. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen." Remember to stay safe and follow the instructions of local authorities during the storm. May God's protection and peace be with you and your loved ones.

Are you going live?? Today, tornadoes, my cst 5:11pm

Sure was good to bein the high deserts in NM AND WATCH

That's big

I think most of us found you from hurricane coverage… I think the first one I saw from you was ida.. crazy it’s already been a few years

Hear ya