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Tropical Storm Edouard has progressed inland over eastern Texas following its landfall near the Louisiana-Texas boundary, bringing with it winds of 60 mph. The region is facing significant rainfall that raises the risk of flash floods throughout eastern Texas and the Louisiana coastline until midweek. Predictions indicate rainfall amounts ranging from 2 to 8 inches around Houston and the upper Texas coastline, with some areas potentially experiencing 8 to 12 inches. According to AccuWeather’s Local StormMax, totals could reach 20 inches by Thursday morning. Although the storm is anticipated to weaken by Thursday, the influx of tropical moisture may sustain localized flooding hazards along the Gulf Coast.
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00:00Tropical Storm Edward is moving inland across eastern Texas, bringing heavy rain and flooding
00:06concerns. The storm made landfall Tuesday near the Louisiana-Texas border, with winds reaching
00:1160 miles per hour. Heavy downpours are expected to continue across eastern Texas and coastal
00:17Louisiana through midweek. Around Houston and the upper Texas coast, rainfall totals could reach
00:232 to 8 inches. A smaller area east of Houston could receive as much as 8 to 12 inches. AccuWeather's
00:30maximum rainfall estimate reaches 20 inches through Thursday morning. Repeated thunderstorms
00:36could push local rainfall totals even higher and trigger flash flooding. Flooded roads, poor
00:41visibility, and travel delays are possible as storm drains become overwhelmed. Edward is expected to
00:48weaken Thursday, but heavy rain could keep localized flooding threats alive. More tropical moisture
00:53is also moving into the Gulf, keeping flood concerns active across parts of the region.
00:58Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted
01:03tools, AI-generated.
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