Edouard Lingers Off the Gulf, Southeast Texas Braces for Rain
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Tropical Storm Edouard is crawling west-northwest at about 5 mph toward the Southeast Texas coast, with offshore buoys showing winds around 5-15 mph—far from tropical-storm strength. Forecasters say it could organize further overnight, and a narrow band of heavy rainfall (up to 10 inches in spots) is possible from northwest of Houston to the coast, prompting ongoing monitoring and potential school closures.
Topics:nation#local#rainfall-potential#southeast-texas#storm-tracking#tropical-storm-edouard#weather
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