City crews in Weslaco are working to clean up after several inches of rain fell in the area. Their efforts include clearing ditches and drainage inlets to reduce the risk of additional flooding. Crews are also focusing on road crossings, aiming to prevent further issues if more rain arrives.
Further details on the storm cleanup in Weslaco are available from ValleyCentral, including the ongoing work of public works crews to address the aftermath of the heavy rainfall in the Rio Grande Valley.
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