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Hill Country Campers Rushed From Rocksprings Retreat After Flood Wrecks Lone Road Out
Rising water and a chewed-up main access road turned a weekend at Camp Eagle in Rocksprings into an all-hands evacuation, with 325 campers moved out of the site and later accounted for. Camp leaders and emergency crews reported no injuries. Children were sheltered while road crews checked the route and local partners worked through the logistics of getting everyone back to their families.
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Saharan dust and dry conditions continue this weekend
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The weekend is finally here, and good news: the forecast shows dry skies with no rain in sight. Also, the weather won’t be getting in the way of any plans. However, if you were hoping the Saharan dust had wrapped up its visit, not quite yet. While a break is on the horizon, we’ll have to wait a bit […]
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Saharan dust and hazy conditions continue in the forecast
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Another wave of Saharan dust is on the move again, stretching from Africa across the Atlantic, sweeping through the Caribbean and the Gulf, and yes, more of it is headed for the Valley. As this haze settles in over the next several days and likely into next week, here are six practical ways to […]
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‘Be the emergency manager for your family’: Officials push hurricane preparedness on South Padre Island
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Hurricane season is underway, and officials on South Padre Island are reminding residents that preparation should begin before a storm is ever in the forecast. The city hosted a hurricane preparedness event Thursday to help residents build emergency plans, learn about available resources and understand the dangers posed by […]
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A few showers and your weekend outlook
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — An umbrella may be your best friend today as we will see scattered showers, some of which could include a brief, heavy downpour leading to localized ponding of water. High temperatures today will be moderated a bit by the additional clouds and rain activity, but still manage to push into the […]
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Rio Grande Valley Weather: Extended Heat And Rain Chances In This Week’s Rio Grande Valley Forecast
The Rio Grande Valley is entering a stretch of extended heat combined with sporadic chances for rain, marking a continuation of the region’s typically warm and humid summer conditions. Residents of cities like McAllen, Edinburg, Mission, and Brownsville should prepare for above-average temperatures, a rising heat index that frequently surpasses 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and the possibility of isolated showers throughout the week. This weather pattern is influenced primarily by persistent Gulf moisture, which fuels humidity and occasional storm development.
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South Texas Weather: Your Valley 7-Day Weather Outlook: Heat And Isolated Showers Continue Across South Texas
The Rio Grande Valley is gearing up for another week marked by hot temperatures and scattered afternoon showers. Residents across South Texas should prepare for persistent heat that will continue to dominate the area’s weather pattern, punctuated by an increasing chance for isolated thunderstorms as the week progresses. Tonight,...
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Rio Grande Valley Weather: Valley Weather: Heat Persists But Rain Chances Rise
The Rio Grande Valley is bracing for another week of intense heat coupled with increasing chances of rainfall, a pattern typical of the region’s transitional weather periods. Residents should expect daytime temperatures consistently above average as summer’s grip remains strong. However, meteorologists predict that by midweek, a shift in atmospheric conditions will introduce scattered showers and thunderstorms that could bring relief to the scorching days ahead.
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South Texas Weather: Extreme Heat Warnings And Triple Digit Highs: South Texas Braces For More Summer Swelter
As summer progresses, South Texas is facing an intense and prolonged heat wave, bringing triple-digit temperatures, elevated UV levels, and shifting weather patterns that impact daily life and safety. The Rio Grande Valley, Laredo, and surrounding counties such as Cameron, Hidalgo, and Starr are experiencing some of the hottest conditions seen in recent years. These extreme weather conditions come with significant health risks and have also prompted meteorologists to monitor hurricane season developments. Residents and visitors alike are urged to stay informed and take necessary precautions during this challenging summer season.
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Keep the heat and bring back the dust for the Valley forecast
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Temperatures will hug the normal high temperatures across the Rio Grande Valley this week. The normal high for the mid-valley this time of year is 95 degrees, while the upper Valley is expected to top out at 98 degrees. If the long-range forecast is any indicator, July will continue to be […]
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A mostly sunny, rain-free Fourth of July forecast
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Independence Day will bring mostly sunny, rain‑free weather across the Rio Grande Valley, with afternoon temperatures hovering between 98 and 102 degrees. If you’re thinking about heading out to South Padre Island for the holiday weekend, expect a noticeable cool‑down. Highs will land near 85 degrees, paired with breezy, mostly sunny conditions and a low rip‑current risk. Even with the […]