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BerylLos Angeles Times
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More than 2.2 million homes and businesses were without power around Houston , the nation's fourth -largest city, after Beryl blew through.
At least two people were killed when trees fell on their houses, authorities said.
The National Hurricane Center said damaging wind and flash flooding would continue as Beryl pushes inland.
The fast-moving tempest threatened to carve a harsh path over several more states in coming days .
The U.S. Coast Guard and FEMA have prepared search and rescue teams.
Several companies with refineries or industrial plants in the area reported that the power disruptions necessitated the flaring of gases at the facilities.
Marathon Petroleum Corp. said it conducted a “safe combustion of excess gases” at its Galveston Bay Refinery .
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