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September 17, 2019
Tropical Storm Imelda formed in the Gulf of Mexico Tuesday, and it’s already made landfall.
Imelda formed in the Gulf just before making landfall about 1 p.m. near Freeport, Texas, with winds of 40 mph. It’s continuing to move inland and will quickly weaken below tropical storm status.
Earlier Tuesday morning, Imelda was just a tropical wave that was given only a 30 percent chance of development.
It will bring 6-12 inches of rain to parts of Texas.
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