It’s not lost on any of us the irony of the flood falling on the one-year anniversary to the day when many towns were hit last year,” Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said.

While just a shell of its former self, Beryl’s remnant low pressure swirl is sweeping through the eastern Great Lakes en route to Canada, unloading heavy rainfall in parts of the northeastern United States while heightening the potential for tornadoes.

Areas of low and high pressure along Beryl's path into the Caribbean and over the U.S. may have caused it to veer northward toward Texas.

Houston is in recovery mode after the core of Hurricane Beryl passed very closed to downtown, with wind gusts over 80 mph that caused massive power outages. There are still 2 million customers in Texas facing power outages Tuesday afternoon.

Life-threatening heat is gripping southeast Texas, where nearly 2 million homes and businesses remain without power and air conditioning in the wake of Beryl’s deadly and destructive landfall. Restoring electricity across the region is expected to take days – and in some cases weeks – after Beryl tore through the state Monday,