Texas is bracing itself for the arrival of Tropical Storm Beryl, which is expected to intensify into a hurricane, bringing destructive winds, storm surges, and heavy rainfall. The state is preparing for potential power outages, widespread damage, and disruption, especially in cities like Houston and Galveston. With major ports closed and exports temporarily halted, there will likely be an economic impact on Texas due to the storm. The mandatory evacuations in coastal regions, limited emergency services capacity, and weakened infrastructure from past hurricanes could further exacerbate the situation. Businesses, residents, and government agencies need to be cautious and prepared for the financial repercussions of Hurricane Beryl, including potential losses and damages. It is crucial for the economy of Texas to recover swiftly after the storm passes to minimize the long-term economic impact.
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