09/01/2026
Houston, stay safe and weather aware this afternoon. With Tropical Storm Edouard bringing heavy rain and strong winds, keep our number handy in case your roof takes damage:
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12PM Tuesday Edouard Update
The tropical storm is in the process of making landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border as an eyewall is attempting to form. That's the curved red area you see on radar near the rain-free center. This is where strong wind gusts over 65 mph are likely occurring. Lighting is also developing again in the eyewall, and this means it is attempting to strengthen further ahead of landfall.
Edouard has developed a tightly wound core, so it's going to pack some strong winds into Cameron Parish, Louisiana and Jefferson County on the Texas side of the border. Some of those stronger wind gusts will thing move into parts of Liberty and Hardin counties later this afternoon.
Meanwhile, the heaviest core rains will likely miss Houston just off the east unless it wobbles westward ahead of landfall.
This will be dumping some serious tropical rains around the core this afternoon through tomorrow morning, so use extreme caution and stay weather aware if you live, work, or play east of I-45.
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