Water at Galveston's beaches turned blue green. Here's why

Galveston's beaches usually have thick, brown and murky water. But for the past few weekends it all changed to clear blue green.

Published: 2:58 PM EDT June 11, 2018

Updated: 9:33 AM EDT June 12, 2018

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