Tropical Storm Edouard has made landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border, bringing 60 mph winds, torrential rain and a dangerous flash flood threat across the Gulf Coast. The storm came ashore near Johnson Bayou on the Louisiana coast before moving inland. Heavy rainfall has flooded roads across parts of Texas, while thousands of homes and businesses have lost power in Southeast Texas. Forecasters warn that some areas could receive up to 9 inches of rain, raising the risk of sudden flooding in low-lying and urban areas.

Deadly flash floods have devastated the Nepal-Tibet border after a massive glacial collapse sent torrents of water, mud and debris through Himalayan communities. Hundreds have been killed or remain missing, while rescue teams race to reach areas cut off by the disaster. Authorities are also monitoring the threat of further flooding.