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RFK Jr. Support Hits 10% In Polls As Biden Age Concerns Mount—Though He’s Still Not On These State BallotsTexans affected by Hurricane Beryl and its remnants are using the Whataburger app to track power outages in their area after the outage map for CenterPoint Energy—one of the state’s largest electric companies—went down this week.
Social media users complained about the lack of a power outage map from Houston-based CenterPoint Energy, which caused them to turn to the Whataburger app for power outage updates., which discloses how many customers are affected, how many active outages there are, how many customers have had their power restored in the past 24 hours and how many outages have been restored in the past 24 hours.
This isn’t the first time CenterPoint has experienced system issues during a storm: the company’s power outage tracker experienced “technical difficulties” following theHow Many People In Texas Don’t Have Power?from Poweroutage.us. CenterPoint customers make up the bulk of those without power, as over 1.6 million of its customers still don’t have power.made landfall in Texas early Monday morning near Matagorda as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph.
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