Tag: National Weather Service Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley
NWS outlook for Valley predicts continued dire situation for reservoirs
As water scarcity pummels Valley agriculture, cities will begin to feel the pinch
McALLEN — Medium range weather models from the National Weather Service in Brownsville indicate that the Rio Grande Valley will again experience a hot and dry spring this year, further exacerbating historic low water levels at the two international reservoirs that supply the region.
Early hurricane season forecast may be elevated but RGV could be passed by again
Valley’s spring rain, temperature outlook ‘highly uncertain’
January turned out to be an “interesting month” in the Rio Grande Valley, with nice weather book-ending a two-week spell of windy, cold and rain between Jan. 8-21.
Valley has slight chance for rain as temps return to normal
Grid operator calls for conservation as Valley prepares for freezing conditions
Valley emergency officials warn against using generators indoors to combat cold
When temperatures skyrocket or dip below freezing in the Rio Grande Valley, it's common knowledge by now that property damage, injury and even death have followed as a result of extreme weather creating unsafe conditions.
Arctic blast to bring Valley’s coldest temps of the season
Rain outlook uncertain as early winter precipitation ‘ended dryness’
The good news is that light to moderate rain events in late November and mid-December erased the drought across the Lower Rio Grande Valley, according to the National Weather Service Brownsville-RGV station, though December was slightly warmer than normal.
