Many remain without power in Houston as Beryl's remnants bring more severe weather

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.
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[@user-wt5bf4rw7e]

Privatized energy grid only benefits shareholders not the people who use the service. This applies to healthcare and road tolls as well.

[@TT-qo9dv]

Don’t blame the power company when Greg Abbott is to blame.

[@AJXOXO-vz1pn]

This is a tragedy in the making. The temperature is in the upper 90s and with the humidity heat index is already over 100 degrees. In a few days it will be 106 degrees!

[@jasonschultz9570]

The only thing companies understand is money. They need to give every one a massive credit on their bill. Maybe no bill this month.

[@lauralewis1290]

Patrick and Abbott, again!🤮🤮

[@r.hughes5737]

WERE BURNING 🔥 ALIVE PLEASE HELP !!! It’s 102 at 10:29 pm North Houston Humble tx and Ralston rd 7/10/2024 STILL NO LIGHTS it’s been 4 days temps are 115 120 in the days

[@darrtrubb]

I recently left Florida after 27 years to move back to Massachusetts. Hurricanes, and their potential aftermath, was high up on my list of reasons why.

[@divinelyguided2229]

Man, im praying for texas. California has been in the 100s for a week...i could only imagine how hard that is without power. Sending hugs and pryaers

[@lauralewis1290]

Bless the residents without power, keep them comfirtable and safe, God 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@rosecampos5479]

Prayers

[@waynesimpson4081]

As much as I'd love to claim "corporate greed" on the utility, perhaps local governments and developers have some blame in approving and building huge sub-divisions in areas that might be considered borderline swamp?

[@BonafideGail]

Too bad there was just no warning......

[@mateokelly8121]

I have no electricity, so all of my flu went spoiled and my dogs are in the Heat I live in Magnolia TX

[@HappyHarryHardon]

Let’s see how amazing privatized state services are.

[@user-lf4ux7dm7g]

Relax. Trump will be there on Friday to toss out paper towels and brag about his crowd size. Maybe even Melania will show up wearing her "I Really Don’t Care, Do You?" coat.

[@johnalver]

🌀 vs 🚫🔌

[@js6728]

Dont worry Jamacia youll get your power back

[@undeadfudge7530]

Misleading title

[@Sabrina-01]

Lakeside estates is still without power ...

[@PatrickWagz]

Get prepared, people. The time is NOW! The government is not going to help you, it is up to YOU!