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Follow Flooding & Coastal RiskTropical Depression Edouard is generating heavy rainfall, with 2-3+ inches per hour expected, leading to flash flooding in Texas's Piney Woods region. Gusty winds and rain are spreading across southeastern Texas, and a few brief tornadoes are possible in coastal areas through tonight. The Weather Prediction Center is now handling advisories as the system weakens, emphasizing ongoing immediate dangers.
Tropical Depression Edouard has made landfall, bringing significant rainfall and gusty winds to southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana. The National Weather Service issued a moderate flash flood risk for parts of southeast Texas, anticipating 2-8 inches of rain, with higher localized totals possible. A Flood Watch is active for several Texas counties, as the system is forecast to weaken and dissipate by Wednesday night, posing a localized hazard to residents.
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for parts of British Columbia's north and central coasts, including Prince Rupert and Vancouver Island. The season's first fall storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds, potentially causing localized flooding and an increased risk of landslides in the affected areas.