Tropical Storm Edouard
- Tropical Storm Edouard is expected to bring moisture to Texas communities through midweek of the week of August 30.
- The National Hurricane Center officially designated Tropical Storm Edouard on the evening of August 31.
- Primary threats include heavy rain, flooding and rip currents.
- Impacts are primarily expected along Texas coastal communities, with some impacts further inland.
- Storm surge is possible along the upper coast.
- Excessive heat and humidity are also contributing factors to the intensity of storm impacts.
- Texans along the Upper Texas Coast and in Southeast Texas should remain weather aware.
- Follow the latest information about this weather threat from the National Hurricane Center.
- Texans who sustain damage caused by tropical weather and flooding are encouraged to report damage through the Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT).
Read more about the state's tropical weather preparedness and response:
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