Tag: Weather
Hurricane Beryl slips by Valley, slams Houston area
Hurricane Beryl? Never mind. Did we mention dangerous heat?
Beryl briefing: Tropical force winds expected Sunday
In a mid-morning webinar briefing on Hurricane Beryl on Friday, National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Barry Goldsmith said the storm was moving across the northern Yucatan Peninsula and was expected to weaken to a tropical storm before entering the southwestern Gulf of Mexico around sunset.
Bracing for Beryl: RGV cities, counties continuing sandbag distributions
With Beryl eyeing direct or indirect impact in Mexico and South Texas late Sunday or early Monday, agencies in the Rio Grande Valley are wasting no time issuing sandbags to local residents in preparation for what might be a powerful storm, or hurricane.
Beryl could affect deep South Texas as storm track uncertainty lingers
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service Brownsville-Rio Grande Valley station reported Wednesday that confidence is growing that Beryl, currently a Category 4 hurricane in the Caribbean, could have some impact on deep South Texas.
Beryl leads San Benito to postpone ResacaFest
SAN BENITO — Officials are postponing ResacaFest, set for Saturday, in anticipation of any impact Hurricane Beryl might bring to the area.
With Valley in cone of uncertainty, NWS says don’t wait on storm preparation
While it’s still to early to predict what, if any, impact Hurricane Beryl will have on the Rio Grande Valley, the National Weather Service Brownsville-RGV is urging residents to prepare for the worst now instead of procrastinating.
Heating up: NWS says more tropical cyclones could impact South Texas
Tropical Storm Alberto, which last month ushered in beneficial rainfall for the Rio Grande Valley, could be just the first of several tropical cyclones to affect the lower Texas coast this Atlantic hurricane season, according to the latest seasonal outlook from the National Weather Service Brownsville-RGV station, released June 28.
Better than nothing: Reservoir levels benefit slightly from Alberto
The days between June 18-24 served as a welcome break from the hot, humid, boring weather that made itself at home in the Rio Grande Valley with a vengeance barely a week into May.
Cameron County beach accesses on SPI, Boca Chica Beach reopen
Cameron County beach access points and Boca Chica Beach have opened following closures due to Tropical Storm Alberto.
Hidalgo, Cameron counties declare states of emergency after Alberto
As the remnants of Tropical Storm Alberto dissipated deep in the interior of Mexico on Thursday, officials in Hidalgo and Cameron counties declared local states of disaster.