Tropical Storm Edouard: List of School Districts Announcing Closures in Texas
Summary
Tropical Storm Edouard is approaching the upper Texas Gulf Coast, causing multiple school districts in southeast Texas to close or adjust schedules to keep students and staff safe. The main threat from the storm is heavy rain, which may cause flash flooding and dangerous travel conditions.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Edouard strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico and is moving toward the Texas-Louisiana coast with winds up to 40 mph.
- Many school districts in southeast Texas closed or released students early on Tuesday due to expected heavy rain and flooding.
- Texas officials said flooding poses a bigger risk than wind during this storm.
- Governor Greg Abbott advised people to stay away from rising water to stay safe.
- Heavy rainfall of 3 to 6 inches is expected, with some places possibly receiving up to 9 inches.
- The storm’s path is mainly focused on the upper Texas coast and Texas-Louisiana border.
- Schools plan to reopen on Wednesday if weather and road conditions improve, but closures may continue if flooding occurs.
- Tropical Storm Warnings and Flood Watches are in effect along the Gulf Coast.
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