Tropical Storm Beta has now been downgraded to a tropical depression, moving slowly inland from the Gulf Coast, producing heavy rain and flooding over parts of Galveston, Texas, as seen in this compiled clip from September 22.

Coastal flooding from storm surge will continue on the Texas and Louisiana coasts. The National Weather Service has issued Flood Warnings for the area.

High tide combined with the storm surge from tropical storm Beta caused up to 3 feet of water under the house. Taken on 9/22/2020 in Jamaica Beach, Texas. Jamaica Beach is a small town on the west end of Galveston Island.

High tide combined with the storm surge from tropical storm Beta caused up to 3 feet of water under the house. Taken on 9/22/2020 in Jamaica Beach, Texas. Jamaica Beach is a small town on the west end of Galveston Island.

Water rushed in during high tide combined with the storm surge from tropical storm Beta caused up to 3 feet of water under the house. Taken on 9/22/2020 in Jamaica Beach, Texas. Jamaica Beach is a small town on the west end of Galveston Island.

High tide combined with the storm surge from tropical storm Beta caused up to 3 feet of water under the house. Taken on 9/21/2020 in Jamaica Beach, Texas. Jamaica Beach is a small town on the west end of Galveston Island.

High tide combined with the storm surge from tropical storm Beta brought in unexpected flooding extremely fast. Taken on 9/22/2020 in Jamaica Beach, Texas. Jamaica Beach is a small town on the west end of Galveston Island. Families in the neighborhood haven’t been able to leave their homes since 9/21/2020.