Emergency crews spent Wednesday rescuing residents, including a woman and four children trapped in a flooded mobile home, after Tropical Depression Edouard caused Choates Creek to overflow its banks in Livingston.

Storm Edouard knocked out power for more than 40 thousand customers and triggered life-threatening flood warnings in Livingston, with more rain expected through Thursday.

Rain chances go from isolated to widely scattered by Tuesday

Small chance of an isolated storm thunderstorm

Small chance of an isolated storm thunderstorm

Flooding potential with daily downpours Monday and Tuesday

A low-pressure system is developing off the east coast of Florida, with the National Hurricane Center giving it a 20% chance of becoming a tropical storm within the next week. Although dry air and wind shear may inhibit its development, the disturbance could still bring increased rain to the Gulf Coast by mid-week as it moves west. If the system strengthens into a named storm, it will be called Bertha. The extent of rainfall remains uncertain and will depend on the disturbance's development.

Showers and thunderstorms will return to SE Texas. At times it will bring heavy downpours. Here's what to expect because it will not be a washout.

Officials in Harris County have closed several roads in the Greater Houston area after reports of high water.