STORM EDOUARD

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What was origionally INVEST-97L is now Tropical Storm Edouard. Tropical Storm Edouard expacted to make landfall between Houston and Beaumont Tuesday.

The main threat from this system is possible flooding rain, which could in some places exceed 4-6" from the upper Texas coast into Louisiana. Those from Houston to New Orleans needs to monitor this system closely.

Here in the Coastal Bend, Continued hot days with high heat index temperatures.

Moderate to major risks of heat continue across South Texas.

If outside drink LOTS of water. Take LOTS of breaks.

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Tropical Storm Edouard is born. It is about 100 miles South of the Louisiana coastline and still moving west northwest. The absolute latest information can be found in the above boxes.

ADDITIONAL STRENGTHENING IS EXPECTED BEFORE THE CENTER REACHES THE NORTHWEST GULF COAST ON TUESDAY.

This system looks to make landfall between Houston and Beaumont Tuesday with the main threat being freshwater flooding from rain.

Here are the Next 1-5 Day Rain Totals for the Houston/Galveston areas with this. Once image loads click anywhere for the amount.

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Keep in mind that we are heading to the peak time frame for the 2026 hurricane season, the 2nd week of September.

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