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The center of TS Bill has hit the coast of Texas near Matagorda Island TX.  Rain is extending far outside the immediate center of circulation and on radar you can see bands as far north as eastern OK and as far east as the bootheel of Louisiana.

I love this streamline image from https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-97.36,28.39,1095–you can zoom in or move the perspective.  You can also see the smaller Hurricane Carlos in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

Source:  Earth.nullspace.net
Source: Earth.nullspace.net
Source: National Weather Service/NOAA
Source: National Weather Service/NOAA