HOUSTON — Imelda made landfall as a tropical storm in Freeport Tuesday afternoon and it's expected to hover over The Greater Houston Area for a couple of days.
The storm is "likely to produce life-threatening flash flooding along portions of the Upper Texas Coast, including the Houston and Galveston areas," according to the National Hurricane Center.
The latest: Tropical Storm Imelda could bring 'life-threatening flash flooding,' National Hurricane Center warns
Videos from across the Gulf Coast show the impact of the storm.
Above, you can see surfers braving the waves off the coast of Galveston Island.
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The heavy rain also brought choppy waters to the Kemah Boardwalk -- seen below:
The wind was whipping in San Leon on Tuesday as Tropical Storm Imelda moved inland. The storm quickly grew in strength throughout the day before making landfall.
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HOUSTON RADAR: Tropical Storm Imelda forms in the Gulf