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Tropical Storm Hanna: See the storm track on this map as it heads toward Texas landfall
Tropical Storm Hanna: See the storm track on this map as it heads toward Texas landfall
Where is Tropical Storm Hanna?
The storm is expected to make landfall on the Texas coast on Saturday.
Tropical Storm Hanna is expected to produce four to eight inches of rain with some isolated totals of 12 inches in South Texas, according to a Friday morning advisory from the National Hurricane Center.
The area also may see flash flooding and minor river flooding. Residents in the area should expect flooding and take the necessary precautions.
The risk for tornadoes is considered low.
The storm is expected to gradually strengthen as it moves toward the coast and steadily weaken after it moves inland.
Tropical Storm Hanna live updates: Forecast shows storm gradually strengthening ahead of Texas landfall Saturday
As of Friday morning, a tropical storm warning is in effect for the mouth of the Rio Grande to San Luis Pass. A tropical storm watch is in effect from San Luis Pass to High Island.
Track the storm with a live map: Active Storms In Atlantic – Tropical Storm Hanna
Elizabeth Backo is a digital producer for the USA Today Network. Follow her on Twitter at @liz_backo.
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