🌍✨ Edouard delivers an outsized flash-flood punch to eastern Texas
Why we’re watching: Tuesday’s landfall of short-lived Tropical Storm Edouard on the southeast Texas coast may have seemed as mercifully benign as it gets, but its rains have ended up causing more trouble than expected well inland.
Although the National Weather Service National Hurricane Center has ceased advisories on Edouard, a corridor of intense rains was causing locally catastrophic flooding. 💚
A 39-hour radar loop of Tropical Storm #Edouard organizing and intensifying up to landfall, then maintaining its tropical cyclone structure well inland due to strong inflow from the warm, humid Gulf of Mexico.
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- 📌 Key signal: Tuesday’s landfall of short-lived Tropical Storm Edouard on the southeast Texas coast may have seemed as mercifully benign as it gets, but…
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Reporting curated for GreenTV. Original reporting via Yale Climate Connections.