Midwest awaits what's left of Hurricane Beryl as Gulf Coast continues cleanup

Hurricane Barrel has caused significant damage, flooding, and power outages, affecting nearly 2 million customers in Houston and surrounding areas. The storm continues to move through the Midwest, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and tornado threats. Power restoration efforts are underway, but it may take weeks to fully restore electricity. The heatwave exacerbates the situation, with temperatures reaching triple digits. Emergency measures, including cooling centers, are being implemented to protect vulnerable populations.

What was one of the major challenges faced by Houston residents after Hurricane Barrel?

• Lack of clean water

• Shortage of food supplies

• Communication breakdown

• High temperatures without air conditioning

What unexpected event occurred during Hurricane Barrel's impact on Houston?

• The storm diverted away from the city

• The storm caused a massive grain elevator to collapse

• The storm brought snow to the region

• The storm weakened significantly

As Hurricane Barrel moved through the Midwest, what additional threat did it pose?

• Earthquakes

• Tornadoes

• Volcanic eruptions

• Drought

Which area experienced record-breaking temperatures during the heatwave?

• Las Vegas

• New York City

• Miami

• Seattle

What measure was taken to help residents cope with the heatwave and power outages?

• Mandatory evacuation

• Provision of free ice cream

• Opening of cooling centers

• Distribution of free air conditioners

How long could it take to restore power to all affected areas in Houston?

• One month

• Two days

• A few hours

• Two weeks

What advice was given to residents to help them manage during the power outage?

• Stay indoors at all times

• Leave the city immediately

• Avoid using any electronic devices

• Check on senior citizens