Brownsville, TX – A wet week lies ahead for the Rio Grande Valley, with tropical moisture pushing a series of showers and thunderstorms starting Monday. With a 50-80% chance of heavy rain expected through Friday, the National Weather Service warns of possible flash flooding, especially mid-week. Residents are advised to take precautions now, securing outdoor items and ensuring vehicles are ready for wet road conditions. Stay informed with regular weather updates and be cautious in areas prone to flooding.
This week’s forecast for Brownsville, TX, paints a picture of persistent rain and thunderstorms driven by deep tropical moisture. Starting Monday, the National Weather Service predicts a 50-70% chance of storms, with the highest risk on Tuesday and Wednesday, when chances rise to 70-80%. Heavy rain could lead to localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas.
To ensure safety, residents should secure outdoor furniture, clear storm drains, and prepare for possible flash flooding. Stay tuned to local weather reports and heed any warnings or advisories issued. As the first week of meteorological fall unfolds, remember to avoid driving through flooded areas and be prepared for delays and disruptions throughout the week.
