Tropical Storm Edouard Leaves Thousands Without Power in Texas
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AI GeneratedTropical Storm Edward has downgraded to a depression but continues to cause severe flooding and destruction across Texas and Louisiana. With rainfall up to 10 inches and slow movement, millions are affected by power outages and road hazards. Meanwhile, severe thunderstorms are impacting the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest regions.
overnight. The remnants o
texas tropical storm movi
downgraded to a depressio
packing a punch. The heav
chaos, completely destroy
snapping some in half. Th
knocking down power lines
explosion. As one cable f
sparking a fire. Edward c
along the texas Louisiana
the eye wall here of Edwa
70 MPH. By far, this is th
been feeling well after E
Edward, the fifth named s
dumping up to 10 inches o
putting seven million peo
the gulf coast. The slow
at just eight MPH, making
concern. Officials in Hus
to take precautions unles
to be somewhere this even
stay off the road. Overni
also sweeping across the
thunderstorms, forcing Br
in place at Lincoln Finan
concert. It's thunder and
in Livingston, texas. Thi
seen up to 10 inches of r
but the threat is far fro
the potential for flash f
through midday. And you c
rain looks, I'm sure from
how much harder it looks
through this. Definitely
if you can in this region
question about it. Jesse
there in Livingston, texa
down. Sure is. All right.
to Dylan who's in for Al.
down south. It doesn't lo
look good because we have
in the forecast for today
holding together pretty w
fact that it's over land
box here just to the sout
northwest of Beaumont. Th
The rain is just coming d
right now that this is go
of flooding in those area
has nowhere to go. This i
to slowly rain itself out
out, it needs to dump a l
we could see another seve
of rain on top of the 10
of rain that has already
rates. This is tropical t
we're seeing those rates
inches per hour with agai
in Livingston and areas p
or more inches. So floodi
concern, especially along
riverbanks. But also if y
ponding on the road again
to be out on the road in
later on tonight in the n
to see a risk of severe s
look like they're going t
into early tomorrow morni
northeast, but it does st
mid atlantic into Delaware
can see wind gusts up to
60 MPH. Then tomorrow we
areas, the same one for t
back into Ohio, but also
the midwest where we can
75 MPH. So we'll have to
to Craig. All right, we'l
a few moments. Hey, thank
don't forget you can catc
morning on NBC or take to
go. Just follow the today

