2011 Archived Local Weather News
for Deep South Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley
Full Year
October 15th through 23rd: Red Tide Makes Life Difficult for Beachgoers
September 17th to 18th: Welcome Rains for the Ranchland but not much for the Lower Valley
September 9th, 2 PM: Bubbye, Nate! Cyclone moving into Mexico; no rain for the Valley (with notes)
September 8th, 6 PM: Tropical Storm Nate Outlook Number 1 (with notes)
September 1st, 7 PM: Labor Day Weekend Outlook Number 2 (with notes)
August 30th, 6 PM: Labor Day Weekend Outlook Number 1 (with notes)
August 9th Deja Vu? Yes, August 2011 Does Feel like August 2009: Hot, Breezy, and Rain Free
July 29th, 4 PM: Tropical Storm Don Webinar No. 4 (with notes)
July 29th, 10 AM: Tropical Storm Don Webinar No. 3 (with notes)
July 28th, 4 PM: Tropical Storm Don Webinar No. 2
July 28th, 10 AM: Tropical Storm Don Webinar No. 1
June 13th: Withering Drought Soldiers On
May 27th to 31st: Update: Late May Heat, Humidity, Wind, an no more Rain
May 20th to 27th: Helter Skelter, Late May Swelter: Heat, Humidity, Wind Return
May 9th: Water Year–to–Date Records Continue to Fall
April 21st: Hottest April on Record? For some, it will be
April 18th: Record Dearth of Rainfall in many areas since October, 2010
April 11th: Another "Bone Dry" Afternoon
March: Gulf Tsunamis? Possibilities | Potential
Week of February 14th: Warm, Breezy, and Dry Weather Increasing Wildfire Growth Potential
February 4th: Early February Arctic Blast Webinar No. 5
February 3rd: Early February Arctic Blast Webinar No. 4
February 2nd: Early February Arctic Blast Webinar No. 3
February 1st: Early February Arctic Blast Webinar No. 2
January 31st: Early February Arctic Blast Webinar No. 1
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