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The heaviest rainfall event is now underway
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Monday morning marked the beginning of the significant rain event that had been anticipated for several days. The city of Weslaco recorded nearly five inches of rain in just four hours, highlighting the intensity of this system. Additional rounds of rain are expected from late Monday night through early Tuesday, continuing throughout the day and into Wednesday. A […]
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‘Prepare for the worst’: Weslaco mayor warns residents to evacuate amid flooding risk
Weslaco city leaders are urging residents to evacuate and seek higher ground ahead of expected heavy overnight rainfall. The city is recommending people in low-lying areas leave their homes now, before conditions worsen. Several faith-based organizations are providing shelter and transportation for those who need a safe place to go.
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List: Valley cities distribute sandbags as heavy rain continues
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — As the Rio Grande Valley experiences heavy showers and thunderstorms, several cities across the Valley are helping residents prepare with sandbags. ValleyCentral put together a list of locations giving out sandbags. City of PalmView City of McAllen City of Mission City of Primera City of Harlingen City of Los Fresnos Cameron […]
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Flood watch issued for the Rio Grande Valley
The National Weather Service issued a flood watch on Sunday for the entire Rio Grande Valley from Monday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Widespread rainfall amounts of three to six inches are expected over the next three days, with isolated amounts of eight inches or more possible. The Weather Prediction Center...
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Sandbags are being distributed throughout Rio Grande Valley amid flood watch
The National Weather Service Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley office has issued a flood watch for all of Deep South Texas from Monday through Wednesday morning, and local municipalities have responded with sandbag distributions. The post Sandbags are being distributed throughout Rio Grande Valley amid flood watch appeared first on MyRGV.com .
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National Weather Service working to repair Brownsville Doppler radar
The Brownsville Doppler radar is down after a piece of hardware failed this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS branch in Brownsville is currently using the radar in Corpus Christi to track where rain is falling and how much is falling amid ongoing severe weather in the area.
ValleyCentral
Flood watch in effect for the Rio Grande Valley until Wednesday
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — An unsettled weather pattern will continue into the new week due to an influx of tropical moisture in our region. Future radar shows showers continuing overnight and into tomorrow. There is a marginal risk of excessive rainfall today and a slight risk on Tuesday. Severe weather is not expected, but flooding is […]
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Stormy weather tonight and Tuesday
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Rain risk rising as tropical moisture fuels flooding potential
HARLINGEN, Texas, (ValleyCentral) — A combination of tropical moisture, tropical low pressure and a cold front will deliver an increasing chance for rain now through Wednesday of next week. Sunday will have scattered showers with a few rumbles of thunder and periods of steady rain. Daytime temperatures will push 90 degrees, but the heat index, […]
KIII 3News
Weather Impact Alert: Flooding risk continues through Tuesday evening
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Recent rain prompts Brownsville to send out mosquito spray trucks
Trucks were out in Brownsville spraying for mosquitoes following heavy rain over the weekend. City leaders are concerned about standing water left behind from the rainfall. "We try to just do public roadways and also parks. We don't go into properties," Brownsville Medical Entomologist Yaziri Gonzalez said. "It is based off of weather conditions first and foremost when we're scheduling."
KIII 3News
Be ready for scattered tropical downpours early next week
MyRGV.com
Tropical Storm Cristina remnants to bring Valley ‘deep tropical moisture’
A tropical weather situation in the Pacific Ocean appears poised to make an already relatively soggy June in the Rio Grande Valley even soggier. The post Tropical Storm Cristina remnants to bring Valley ‘deep tropical moisture’ appeared first on MyRGV.com .
ValleyCentral
Hot and dry is the name of the game this week
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) —The familiar rhythm of daily afternoon showers from last week is taking a break. A strong high‑pressure system settles in Monday night and keeps a tight grip on our weather for the next several days, dramatically cutting down rain chances across the Valley. Temperatures jump quickly starting Tuesday. Expect the low 80s along the coast and the […]