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North Texas sends relief to aid deadly Rio Grande Valley flooding

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North Texas is sending relief to victims of historic and deadly flooding along the Rio Grande.

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myRGV.com

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Harlingen airport’s main runway closed; officials review flood damages

A view of Valley International Airport Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in Harlingen after it shut down for a few days due to flooding. (Miguel Roberts/The Brownsville Herald) HARLINGEN — Valley International Airport’s operating with two runways while it’s main $32 million landing strip remains closed as officials assess the pavement’s condition. The airport opened Saturday after shutting down Thursday night as floodwaters rose, Marv Esterly, the airport…

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KDFW

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North Texas sends relief to aid deadly Rio Grande Valley flooding

North Texas is sending relief to victims of historic and deadly flooding along the Rio Grande.

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Texas Standard

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Texas Standard for April 1, 2025: Deadly floods swamp South Texas, shatter records

Record-breaking rainfall along the Texas-Mexico border left residents stranded, closed airports, and killed at least four people.

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tpr.org

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At least 4 dead, hundreds rescued after deadly floods ravage South Texas

Severe storms dumped more than half a year’s worth of rain onto parts of the Rio Grande Valley last week.

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San Antonio Express-News

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Unusual alligators emerging on roads after severe storms hit South Texas

Over 20 inches of rain fell on the Rio Grande Valley last weekend.

5 days ago·San Antonio, United States

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Texas Farm Bureau

Floods devastate Rio Grande Valley fields, crops - Texas Farm Bureau

By Julie Tomascik Editor Relentless rain pummeled the Rio Grande Valley late last week, leaving thousands of acres of farmland underwater and causing widespread damage to homes, businesses, rural infrastructure and crops. Farmers in the region are bracing for significant crop losses. Brady Taubert, a corn, grain sorghum, and cotton farmer in Rio Hondo, said the flooding is unlike anything he has experienced in his farming career. “A friend sent …

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