A team of geologists from the University of Houston found extensive erosion in multiple areas along the coast in a matter of months, deeming it "unrecognizable."

Measuring data taken before and after Hurricane Beryl, geology professor Shubab Khan and his team employed drones to capture data via high-resolution lidar—infrared laser radar, basically—at a half-dozen spots along the Texas coast, including Galveston ...

As the clock winds down on a deadly and destructive 2024 hurricane season, a new study from geologists at the University of Houston reveals extensive erosion and shoreline retreat caused by Hurricane Beryl,

Before and after photos show show the extensive damage done to the Gulf Coast of Texas after Hurricane Beryl made landfall on the vulnerable coastline.