Flooding and power outages are ongoing due to extreme rainfall. The remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard are moving deeper into Texas, bringing these issues with them. The situation is continuing on Thursday, with no end to the problems in sight.
Details of the flooding and outages are available from the source. Further information on the fallout from the extreme weather can be found through the source, which is tracking the situation as it develops in Texas.
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