official data
TS Edouard center over Beaumont — 45 mph, flood bands linger
NHC Intermediate Advisory 6A for Tropical Storm Edouard (AL052026), reflected in the NWS Houston/Galveston Local Statement at 7:24 PM CDT Tuesday 1 September 2026, places the center over the Beaumont metropolitan area at 30.2°N, 94.2°W — about 70 miles north-northeast of Galveston, Texas. Intensity is 45 mph; motion is northwest (305°) at 7 mph; tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 25 miles from the center. All tropical cyclone watches and warnings were canceled as of this product; a Wind Advisory remains for far eastern/northeastern southeast Texas counties. Rainbands continue moderate to heavy rainfall with flash-flood potential.
Key facts
- Center
- 30.2°N, 94.2°W over Beaumont metropolitan area (~70 mi NNE of Galveston TX)
- Intensity / motion
- 45 mph; northwest 305° at 7 mph
- Wind field
- tropical-storm-force winds outward up to 25 miles from center
- Watches / warnings
- all tropical cyclone watches/warnings canceled; Wind Advisory remains far eastern/northeastern SE Texas counties
- Rain / flood
- rainbands continue moderate to heavy rainfall with flash-flood potential; residual tropical moisture could bring additional rain Wednesday
- WPC context
- WPC Short Range Discussion (435 PM EDT Sep 1) notes landfall near Louisiana–Texas coastal border; narrow 3–6 inch (locally to 9 inch) rain corridor
Tropical Storm Edouard's center is now passing over Beaumont Metropolitan Area.
NWS Houston/Galveston HLS Intermediate Advisory 6A, Sep 1, 2026
Note
Primary source preference: NHC Intermediate Advisory 6A archive for AL052026, cross-checked with the NWS Houston/Galveston HLS. Doom Signals does not invent wind radii or rainfall corridors beyond those products.
- Advisory: Intermediate 6A, AL052026
- Place: Beaumont, Texas
- Official coords: 30.2, −94.2
Why it matters
Same-day official NHC/NWS inland-passage product for Tropical Storm Edouard with finite Beaumont coordinates — a live U.S. landfalling storm signal for the climate rail, not a modeled doomsday.
Sources
Official data. Not a forecast.