Menu of 2008 significant weather events for Deep South Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley

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2008 Notable Weather Events
for Deep South Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley

small size photo collage of significant weather events in the Lower Rio Grande Valley

small size photo collage of significant weather events in the Lower Rio Grande Valley

Events are listed from most recent to earliest

January 7^th, 2009: 2008 Weather Year in Review
October 24^th: Upstream Releases and Heavy Rains Keep Rio Grande High
October 1^st: How Green Was The Valley: Summer's Wet Finish
September 14^th-15^th: It Keeps Going: More Heavy Rain Soaks the Valley
September 13^th: Ike’s Swell Pounds SPI: Surf, Erosion, Flooding
September 1^st: Labor Day's Surf, Overwash, and Rip Currents
August 18^th - 25^th: Major Flash Floods Damage Homes in Starr
August 5^th: Drought, Busted: Early Rains, Late Dolly Soak Valley in July
July 24^th: Dolly leaves Damage, Flooding in Lower RGV
July 10^th: Heavy Rainfall and Clouds Turn Brownsville Green
May 16^th: Damaging Winds Roar from Hidalgo to Harlingen
May 14^th: "Hail" of an Evening in Zapata
April 30^th: Wildfires Grow Quickly in Brooks/Jim Hogg
April 27-28^th: Soaking Rain for Some, Welcome Rain for Others
March 17-18^th: Surf, Wind, and Fire
March 14-15^th: Record Heat Roasts the Valley
February and March: The Valley's Ceaseless Wind
February 16^th: A Blustery Day
February 12^th: A "Hail" of a Day in Willacy and Kenedy County
February 5^th: Hot in Falcón, Windy in Brownsville
January 15^th: At Last! Welcome Rains
January 3^rd: Winter's Chill and a Freeze

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