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Flood threat continues Wednesday across southeast Texas as Edouard weakens
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· September 2, 2026
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Key points This storm, previously a 60-mph tropical storm, will continue to lose strength as it moves inland. Heavy rain has already fallen, with totals ranging from 4 to 12 inches over the past day.
A tropical depression is weakening after making landfall. This storm, previously a 60-mph tropical storm, will continue to lose strength as it moves inland. Heavy rain has already fallen, with totals ranging from 4 to 12 inches over the past day.
Further rain is possible, with the potential for quick, intense downpours. A flood watch is in place, warning of potential additional rainfall through the evening. Strong winds are also expected near the center of the storm.
Details about the storm's impact and forecast are available, including information about wind advisories and flood threats. The storm's center will move northwest, bringing the heaviest rain with it.
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Published: September 2, 2026 ·
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