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Many remain without power in Houston as Beryl's remnants bring more severe weather
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The remnants of Beryl brought severe and destructive weather to parts of the Midwest and Northeast, as 130 million people were under heat alerts around the country. More than 1 million remained without power in the Houston area after Beryl brought down power lines in the region. NBC News' Kathy Park reports.July 10, 2024
