Edouard remnants soak Texas as flood threat reaches dangerous level

The NWS warned of significant flash flooding through 7 p.m Wednesday.

Texas sees extreme flooding as more than a foot of rain falls in areas

An extreme flood scenario is underway Wednesday morning in Southeast Texas with the remnants of Edouard. The storm, now a tropical depression, has dumped an estimated 15 to 22 inches of rain in spots, and some areas could experience rain totals of 25 to 30 inches.

Texas Is Drenched by Edouard’s Remnants, With More Flooding Possible

As Tropical Storm Edouard crawled inland, heavy rain lashed southeastern Texas, with some areas receiving well over a foot. Forecasters warned that rains could persist into Thursday.

Beloved Texas chiropractor, hiking group among those unaccounted for after Grand Canyon flash flood

Dr. John Giusti's wife said the Texas chiropractor and his hiking group are among those missing after a flash flood tore through the Grand Canyon.

Remote part of Grand Canyon was hardest-hit by flash floods that killed Texas hikers. Here's what we know

The hardest-hit area was Bright Angel Canyon, a narrow drainage channel carved around Bright Angel Creek near Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon.

Flash flood warning for Polk, Liberty Counties as tropical depression continues inland

As Edouard downgrades to a tropical depression, parts of Southeast Texas brace for flash flooding, with warnings issued for Polk and Liberty counties.

Flash flood emergency issued for Hardin, Tyler counties: 'Seek higher ground now!'

The National Weather Service issued a life-threatening flash flood emergency for Hardin and Tyler counties in southeast Texas Wednesday morning. Between 10 and 21 inches of rain have fallen, and the expected rainfall rate was between 1 to 5 inches per hour. "Seek higher ground now!" a NWS graphic states.
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