Harvey made landfall for the third time Wednesday morning, drenching the Texas and Louisiana region with rain that could lead to “catastrophic and life-threatening flooding.”

The tropical storm made landfall around 5 a.m. just west of Cameron, Louisiana. Harvey Isn’t Done Yet: Your Texas Roundup

Plus: Flooding in Port Arthur and Beaumont, Harvey makes a second landfall, and animal rescues. Winds now reached up to 130 mph, and storm surge estimates jumped to 9 to 13 feet from Port Arkansas and Port O'Connor, with lesser impacts in surrounding areas. Others among the dead include a woman whose body was discovered floating in Beaumont, a man who tried to swim across a flooded road, and a woman who died after she and her young daughter were swept into a drainage canal in Beaumont. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner imposed a curfew from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. amid reports of looting, armed robberies and people impersonating police officers. "(Harvey may) stall and almost completely stop moving just after coming inland, and the incredible amount of rain we should get out of that is going to lead to record flooding."
Tropical storm Harvey (hurricane earlier this month) makes its second landfall, this time in the U.S. state of Louisiana. The New York Times reports local officials say the death toll since last Friday is now 38. Moving northeast, Harvey is expected to gradually weaken to a tropical depression by tonight.