Former Tropical Storm Edouard weakened into a tropical depression but continued to bring heavy rain, flash flooding, and downed trees in parts of Texas on Wednesday. The storm, which had previously made landfall, slowly moved north through the state, causing disruption in local areas. Emergency officials reported that roads were flooded and trees were knocked down, prompting warnings for residents to avoid flooded areas. The storm’s remnants brought significant rainfall, with some regions experiencing near-record levels. While the system is no longer classified as a tropical storm, its impact on infrastructure and travel remains notable. Authorities are monitoring the situation for any further developments.