 in further danger. Janet Chamley is checking out some of the damage there. We've seen overturned signs and trash cans sort of flying through the air and we know what happens in a city like Houston when we get a lot of rain. It floods very easily here and this season has already been a very wet one. The ground has been saturated since spring in southeast Texas. More than 2.7 million customers now don't have power across the state.