A tropical depression is moving from Louisiana to Texas, triggering storm surge watches along the Gulf Coast.
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Updated Aug 31
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A tropical depression is moving from Louisiana to Texas, triggering storm surge watches along the Gulf Coast.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Tropical depression is expected to make landfall near western Southeast Texas.1 source
Tropical depression moves from Louisiana to Texas, triggering storm surge watches on the Gulf Coast.1 source
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