What's left of Beryl continues to bring unsettled weather, with the Northeast at risk of flooding and severe storms today.

While Beryl may have made landfall in Texas early on Monday morning, the impacts of the remnants are being felt across the Northeast today. On Tuesday, Beryl fused with a front and lost its tropical characteristics. However, the energy of this system will spark strong storms across the Northeast today and tonight.

The WeatherRadar shows showers and storms pushing east across the Great Lakes this morning. As these storms move east this afternoon and evening, flash flooding and strong storms will be a concern across the Northeast. Damaging winds and a few tornadoes are the main threats, especially across central New York into Vermont and New Hampshire.

Parts of central New York, including Utica, Syracuse and Ithaca, should be on alert for a few tornadoes. The remnants of Beryl have produced tornadoes, including one in Posey, Ind., yesterday. Keep an eye on the WeatherRadar and make sure you turn on your Weather & Radar app alerts.