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Edouard, now a tropical depression, drenches Texas with flash flooding, downed trees
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· September 2, 2026
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Key points The storm brought substantial rainfall to some areas, with reports of between 10 and 21 inches of rain falling in a short period. The system, formerly known as Tropical Storm Edouard, had weakened into a depression but still caused significant disruption.
Heavy rain and flash flooding occurred as a result of the storm. The system, formerly known as Tropical Storm Edouard, had weakened into a depression but still caused significant disruption. Roads were flooded and trees were knocked down, leading to closures of schools and municipal offices. Residents were advised to stay at home due to the conditions.
The storm brought substantial rainfall to some areas, with reports of between 10 and 21 inches of rain falling in a short period. The National Weather Service and emergency officials provided this information.
Further details about the storm's impact and its progression are available from the National Hurricane Center and other sources.
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Category: government Published: September 2, 2026 Source: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (KXAS) - Local Reading time: 1 min
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