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Eco · Extreme weather · published 2026-09-02 · via The Washington Post

Southeast Texas hit with massive rainfall and emergency rescues

Tropical Depression Edouard dropped an estimated 15 to 22 inches of rain across Southeast Texas by September 2, with some areas possibly receiving up to 30 inches. The extreme flooding prompted multiple rescue operations for people trapped in cars, homes, and other locations.

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The remnants of Tropical Depression Edouard delivered sustained torrential

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