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Edouard is fading, but Texas isn’t in the clear yet with flash flood risk

Edouard is fading, but Texas isn’t in the clear yet with flash flood risk

Edouard is now a tropical depression, but East Texas still faces flash flooding and power outages into Wednesday. Here's what to know.

Ross Fire grows to 90,000 acres. See wildfire tracker and smoke map

Ross Fire grows to 90,000 acres. See wildfire tracker and smoke map

Wildfires continue to burn across North Texas as drought and extreme heat fuel dangerous fire conditions across the region.

Sorry Tennessee. Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' just made chart history

Sorry Tennessee. Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' just made chart history

'Choosin' Texas' just chose the record books, giving Ella Langley the longest-ever Hot 100 run for a non-holiday song.

Tormenta tropical Edouard se dirige a Texas y Luisiana: dónde tocará tierra

Tormenta tropical Edouard se dirige a Texas y Luisiana: dónde tocará tierra

Edouard se aproxima a la frontera entre Texas y Luisiana con lluvias intensas, marejada ciclónica peligrosa y riesgo de inundaciones hasta el miércoles.

McDonald's Texas Meal releases with new themed collectible cups

McDonald's Texas Meal releases with new themed collectible cups

McDonald's is launching a Texas Meal featuring seven collectible cups designed by local artist Avery Orendorf. Check them out.

Tropical depression forms in Gulf; forecast to become Edouard

Tropical depression forms in Gulf; forecast to become Edouard

The system is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Edouard later Aug. 31.

Tropical Storm Edouard moves ashore Gulf Coast near Texas-Louisiana border

Tropical Storm Edouard moves ashore Gulf Coast near Texas-Louisiana border

Sept 1 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Edouard churned out of the Gulf of Mexico and sloshed ashore near the Texas-Louisiana border on Tuesday, packing sustained winds of up to 60 miles per hour and unleashing soaking downpours.

Is a hurricane coming to Texas? The latest on Tropical Storm Edouard

Is a hurricane coming to Texas? The latest on Tropical Storm Edouard

Edouard is forecast to make landfall in southeast Texas today, bringing flooding rain of up to 9 inches, storm surge and possible tornadoes.

Tropical Storm Edouard forms near Texas and Louisiana while a storm moves toward Hawaii

Tropical Storm Edouard forms near Texas and Louisiana while a storm moves toward Hawaii

Tropical Storm Edouard has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to gain strength before bringing potentially heavy rains and flooding into parts of Texas and Louisiana

Thousands Without Power After Weekend Storm in San Antonio

Thousands Without Power After Weekend Storm in San Antonio

A severe storm over the weekend has left thousands of residents in San Antonio, Texas, without power. The storm, which occurred on August 30, 2026, brought strong winds and heavy rainfall, causing widespread damage to power lines and infrastructure. Local authorities and utility companies are working to restore electricity to affected areas as quickly as possible. The storm also resulted in scattered debris and minor flooding in some neighborhoods. Efforts to assess the full extent of the damage are ongoing, and residents are advised to stay updated on restoration progress.

Tropical Rainstorm to Bring Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding to Texas and Louisiana

Tropical Rainstorm to Bring Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding to Texas and Louisiana

A tropical rainstorm is moving across the northern Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rain, localized flash flooding, and potential travel disruptions to Texas and Louisiana. According to Newsweek, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has issued tropical storm warnings for parts of the upper Texas and southwestern Louisiana coastlines. The system, currently classified as Potential Tropical Cyclone Five, is producing sustained winds of 35 mph and is moving west-northwest at 5 mph. Forecasters warn that some areas could receive up to 12 inches of rain through Wednesday, with the heaviest rainfall expected in southeastern Texas and coastal Louisiana.

Tropical Storm Edouard Threatens Texas and Louisiana with Heavy Rain and Winds

Tropical Storm Edouard Threatens Texas and Louisiana with Heavy Rain and Winds

Tropical Storm Edouard has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to bring significant rainfall and gusty winds to parts of Texas and Louisiana. The storm, which became the fifth named system of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, is currently located over 100 miles south of the southwest Louisiana coast. It is moving west-northwest and is forecast to make landfall in eastern Texas on Tuesday afternoon or evening. Rainfall totals of 3-6 inches are expected, with localized amounts up to 9 inches along the upper Texas coast. A hurricane watch has been issued from High Island, Texas, to Cameron, Louisiana, with tropical storm warnings in effect for other coastal areas. A storm surge warning is also in place, with surges of up to 5 feet possible.