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Any thunderstorms that develop are expected to be non-severe, but brief heavy rain and high wind gusts could occur.

Not everyone will see rainfall, but a few strong thunderstorm will be possible in South-Central Texas between 5 and 9 p.m.

With Edouard fading, forecasters are watching two tropical waves and a possible tropical threat near Florida heading into the Labor Day weekend.

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.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Emergency, its most serious flood alert, for regions in Hardin and Tyler counties in southeastern Texas as the remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard released rainfall amounts ranging from 10 to 21 inches.