Menu of 2013 significant weather events for the Rio Grande Valley and Deep South Texas

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New! The 2025 Rio Grande Valley/Deep South Texas Hurricane Guide is Here
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New: May-July Outlook - Building Heat Risk by June; Water Resource Issues Continue While Monitoring Severe Weather/Flood Potential
Historic Rains Bring Madness to Late March with Devastating Flooding and Some Damaging Wind to the RGV
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2013 Notable Weather Events
for Deep South Texas and the 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, 2014: Annual Summary, 2013 – The Year of Increasing Drought Relief
December 19–21: Valley Wind Machine Rises Up
December 16: First Freeze in Nearly Two Years Covers Ranchlands
End of November: Atlantic Hurricane Season Review: Ingrid’s Outer Bands, and Not Much Else
November: Wet and Relatively Cool Month Provides More Drought Relief
November 6: Deluge Floods Brownsville; Welcome Rains Relieve Drought in Ranchlands
September: Wettest Month Since September 2010 Dents the Drought
June: The "Heat Beat" Resumes; Dry Weather Dominates
June 2: Sunday Surprise: Microburst Whips Weslaco; $100 Thousand in Damage
May 10–15: More Welcome Rain Brings Green Grass and Gardens to Parts of the Valley
April: Streak of Above Average Monthly Temperatures Ends
April 27–28: Late April Thunderstorms Bring Welcome Rain and some Severe Weather
March: Temperatures Dip to Normal but Very Dry Days Parch Valley Further
February: Ho–Hum, Just Another Top Ten Warm (And Dry) Month for the RGV
February 25th: Dust and the Wind: Air Quality Worsens, some Damage and Power Loss
January: Temperature Roller Coaster Defines Month

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