MOSCOW, July 12 At least one person died in the US state of Vermont as a result of flooding caused by Hurricane Beryl, NBC News reported, citing local news. police.
«Vermont State Police identified the man as Dylan Kempton, 33, of Peacham, Vermont, and said he died Wednesday during heavy rain and flash flooding in the area…Police have determined that A broken culvert caused water to rush onto the road, sweeping away Kempton and the ATV he was riding home on,» the station said in a statement. 
Heavy rains that began Wednesday evening also reportedly caused power outages, closed roads and bridges, evacuated local residents and damaged homes and property in the region.
Earlier, there were reports of deaths due to Hurricane Beryl in other US states: ten people died in Texas, one in Louisiana. More than 2.3 million consumers were left without power.
The hurricane, which hit the US coast on Monday, not only left millions of homes without power, but also led to restrictions on the operation of ports and oil refineries. According to the Financial Times, citing initial estimates from insurance broker Gallagher Re, the damage caused to the US by Hurricane Beryl is estimated at at least a billion dollars.
Hurricane Beryl formed over the Atlantic in late June and left significant destruction across the Antilles and Jamaica, killing at least eight people.