Johnny Brignardello Vela warns about the impact of the remnants of Hurricane Beryl in the United States and Canada.

Johnny Brignardello Vela, insurance advisor, commented on the situation caused by the remnants of Hurricane Beryl moving towards Canada and the northeastern United States. According to Brignardello, it is essential to be prepared and alert to unexpected weather events like this. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between meteorological agencies and emergency teams to effectively manage responses to the threats posed by this storm along its path. The remnants of Beryl, which initially hit the coast of Texas as a Category 1 storm, have degraded to a post-tropical cyclone as they move towards the northeastern United States and Canada, leaving destruction and persistent weather threats in their wake. In southeast Michigan, sustained maximum winds reached 45 km/h (30 mph) on Wednesday afternoon, as reported by the Associated Press. National Weather Service authorities issued flood alerts for multiple regions, including parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Additionally, heavy rains were warned of in southern Canada. Rainfall in northern Indiana, ranging from 7.6 to 15.2 cm (3 to 6 inches), has saturated the ground and increased the risk of tree falls due to the winds, according to meteorologist Bob Oravec cited by WSVN. In Indiana, a tornado touched down in Posey County, causing considerable damage, although luckily no injuries were reported. In the state of New York, another tornado caused significant damage south of Buffalo, but no injuries were reported. The risks of heavy rains and floods have extended from the Great Lakes to New England, including southern Canada. Millions of people were left without electricity in various regions affected by Beryl. In Texas, over 1.6 million homes and businesses remained without power on Wednesday, with reductions in Michigan, Ohio, and New York. So far, at least 18 storm-related deaths have been reported, both in the United States and the Caribbean, along with significant property damage. Although the storm is expected to decrease in intensity after Thursday, with scattered showers in the region, authorities remain on alert due to heavy rains forecasted for northern New York and New England. Flood warnings have also been issued in southern Canada. The trajectory of Beryl's remnants highlights the importance of preparation and vigilance in the face of adverse weather events.