Tracking Beryl: KBTX in Port Lavaca

ByAlex Egan

PORT LAVACA, Texas (KBTX) – As the State of Texas and the Brazos Valley anticipate the arrival of Beryl, KBTX has sent crews to the Gulf Coast to bring our viewers the latest on the conditions.

News 3′s Alex Egan and Anna Maynard are in Port Lavaca where the storm is expected to make landfall sometime in the early morning hours Monday.

The team will be providing live coverage on News 3 at 10 on Sunday providing the latest on what the storm is doing near the coast, and again Monday morning on Brazos Valley This Morning after the storm’s expected landfall.

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