From Harlingen, Texas: The Rio Grande Valley is expected to experience intense heat over the next couple of days. Temperatures are forecast to reach the 100-102 range in most areas. In western Starr County, temperatures may be even higher, potentially reaching 105.
The lower Valley is expected to be slightly cooler, with temperatures around 96. Coastal areas are forecast to be the coolest, with temperatures closer to 90. Further details about the heat forecast are available from ValleyCentral, including specific temperature predictions for different parts of the Valley.
The City of Brownsville has rescheduled its Tuesday, September 15, 2026, City Commission meeting to Tuesday, September 22, 2026. The meeting will be held at the regularly scheduled time of 5:00PM and location City Commission Chambers....
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) - The Valley can not seem to shake the higher-than-normal temperatures. On Monday, those high temperatures will be combining with humidity to bring the heat index to 111-115 in some areas, especially in Willacy and Cameron Counties. Consequently, ...
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New businesses draw opposition T his is a rebuttal to Justin Katusak’s recent commentary on the glossy photos and billion‑dollar headlines surrounding SpaceX, Rio Grande LNG and Port Alpha (July 28). The advertising spin hides what the Rio Grande Valley cannot afford to ignore: T...
UTRGV’s Natalie Singleton, left, with a header against Concordia’s Sari Hernandez, right, during the 1st half of an NCAA women’s soccer game at UTRGV Soccer and Track & Field Complex Sunday Sept. 13, 2026 in Edinburg. (Delcia Lopez | dlopez@themonitor.com) UTRGV’s Isabella Burtin...
