The effects of beryl can be seen in southeast Michigan this week

(CBS) – Tropical Storm Beryl, which made landfall in Texas this morning, could impact our weather mid-week.

Beryl is expected to move north and weaken after drenching much of Texas, but excessive rainfall is expected in parts of Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois.

By Tuesday night, Beryl is expected to weaken to a low pressure system that will move into Indiana and Ohio, bringing moist air with it. Southeast Michigan is expected to feel the remnants of Beryl throughout Wednesday if conditions remain favorable for this low pressure system.

A weak frontal boundary will move into our area Monday night, bringing with it the possibility of isolated showers and thunderstorms from Monday night through Tuesday. Heavier rain could begin Tuesday night.

Depending on Beryl’s track and timing, rainfall of up to 5 cm or more could be expected before the system moves away on Thursday morning.

Check back as we track Beryl’s strength and progress and receive more rainfall updates.