Flooding and power outages are ongoing due to extreme rainfall. The remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard are moving deeper into Texas, bringing these conditions with them. The situation is continuing on Thursday, with flooding and power outages still being reported.
Further information on the flooding and its impact is available from the source, providing more details on the current situation in Texas.
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