Beryl's center was forecast to pass about 26 miles south of Barbados, Sabu Best, director of the island's meteorological service, told the AP. CBS News weather producer David Parkinson said Beryl is the farthest east a hurricane has formed in the month of June. Only one other hurricane formed this far east in June — and that was in 1933.

The impact of Hurricane Beryl started Sunday along the Texas coast, with heavy rainfall, storm surge and swells with life-threatening riptides.

As of about 1 p.m. CT, at least 2.7 million homes and businesses across the state remained in the dark, according to the USA TODAY Network power outage tracker, as the hurricane slammed a life-threatening storm surge and heavy rainfall into the region.

CenterPoint published a map late Tuesday that provides a status of energy restoration efforts in Houston. However, the veracity of the map has been questioned by customers on social media. CenterPoint still hasn’t released a timeline on when outages would be restored.

About 1.5 million customers remained without power in Texas on Wednesday, two days after Hurricane Beryl raked the state, as progress to restore electricity was slow, hampering efforts to quickly restart critical oil infrastructure.

About a million homes and businesses in Texas remained without power on Friday, five days after Hurricane Beryl made landfall, with fierce winds and rain that knocked down trees and electricity infrastructure.

As Beryl left Texas and began making its way northeast, it flooded neighborhoods in Arkansas, with two confirmed tornadoes barreling through Kentucky and Indiana earlier this week, per ABC News. Flooding concerns due to heavy rain spanned from the Great Lakes region to New England to southern Canada.

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