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Flood risk persists in Houston as Edouard moves through east Texas

Flood risk continues in Houston while Tropical Storm Edouard moves through the Piney Woods region. Further impacts are expected as the system progresses.

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Ongoing flooding could disrupt transport, damage property and threaten residents across the Houston area.

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  1. Houston flood risk continues as Edouard moves through Piney Woods. What comes next? ↗yahoo.com · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 2:47 PM UTC

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