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Excessive rain fall in the forecast through Friday
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) —The Weather Prediction Center has issued a marginal risk for excessive rainfall across the entire Rio Grande Valley through Friday evening. This outlook is driven by a combination of sea-breeze-induced showers and thunderstorms, along with additional storm development over the Sierra Madre in México. Together, these features create the atmospheric conditions that warrant the advisory. An excessive rainfall outlook indicates an isolated potential for […]
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Alamo fire chief discusses need for hurricane emergency kits
Hurricane season is officially underway and experts say having an emergency kit ready is one of the most important steps people can take. Experts say a basic kit should include a portable charger, batteries, a flashlight and non-perishable items. Anyone who takes medication should add that to the kit as well.
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Hot and humid this weekend turns to more rain and thunderstorms next week
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Grab your bottle of water and that big, floppy hat before heading outdoors this weekend. Daytime high temperatures will push to the mid 90s across the mid and upper Valley areas Saturday and Sunday. The real concern comes with elevated humidity as the heat index will push past 100 degrees each […]
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‘Growth can be negative’: Heavy rain creates new problems for Valley farmers
ALAMO, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Recent rainfall across the Rio Grande Valley is giving local farmers much-needed relief after months of dry conditions, helping crops, livestock, and soil recover. But, while the rain is welcome, farmers say too much of it can quickly create new challenges and rising costs. Parts of the Valley have received several […]
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Weslaco crews clear drains following flooding from recent storm
Crews in Weslaco spent the day Wednesday clearing drains to keep water moving during flooding following a storm. The city is using a CCTV system to detect trash and debris inside drains. Crews know where to clear with the help of the device, which they started using six months ago.
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WATCH: TxDOT video shows street flooding on South Padre Island
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The storm that pushed across the entire Rio Grande Valley on Wednesday morning caused street flooding on Padre Boulevard on South Padre Island. The Texas Department of Transportation posted a video of the aftermath on the island, showing rainwater on sidewalks and in parking spaces along the major roadway. Deep […]
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Recent rain quenching Valley drought for the short term
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — After weeks of dry, dusty conditions, the recent stretch of rain across the Rio Grande Valley has been a pretty big deal. Thunderstorms have rolled through with some decent soaking rains, dropping a few inches in many spots and even more in isolated areas. It’s the kind of rain that doesn’t […]
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Facing the Fury 2026: National Weather Service flags unanchored homes in Laguna Heights
People living near South Padre Island face serious danger during a hurricane, and in communities like Laguna Heights, the question isn't just about supplies — it's about whether homes can survive the storm. For many families along the coast, hurricane prep means boarding up windows and stocking up on...
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WATCH: Facing the Fury 2026 hurricane special
Hurricane Season 2026 is here, and being prepared is the key. Hurricanes bring winds, floods, and storm surges. We’ll tell you how you can keep you and your family safe. Don’t miss Facing the Fury on Thursday, May 28, at 6:30 p.m. The largest weather team in the...
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Laguna Heights man recounts close calls with tornadoes and hurricanes ahead of Facing the Fury special
A Laguna Heights man who has lived through multiple hurricanes says coastal residents need to know when it's time to leave. Arnold Ochoa has spent most of his life watching storms threaten the coast. He says he doesn't need a reminder to know how dangerous they can be. Ochoa said...