Edouard weakens to 50 mph after moving inland, but flash flood risk grows across Southeast Texas @12newsnow
Edouard weakens to 50 mph after moving inland, but flash flood risk grows across Southeast Texas @12newsnow
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Edouard has weakened to 50 mph winds after moving inland, but forecasters warn of significant flash flooding, with totals up to 12 inches possible.
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Edouard weakens to 50 mph after moving inland, but flash flood risk grows across Southeast Texas

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