Vermont Hit by Remnants of Hurricane Beryl

Vermont faced severe flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl, impacting areas that suffered a similar fate a year prior, with Governor Scott highlighting the tragic irony. The flooding caused significant damage to infrastructure, including closed roads, damaged bridges, and destroyed buildings, leading to evacuations and ongoing rescue efforts. Swift water teams conducted numerous rescues, but one fatality was reported. State officials emphasized the dangers of fast currents and debris in the flooded areas, urging people to stay safe. Despite the challenges faced, Vermont officials expressed readiness and resilience in managing the aftermath of the flooding, with a state of emergency declared to coordinate response efforts.