Rain and storms brought up to 4 inches of precipitation to the western Rio Grande Valley, including Starr and Hidalgo counties, driven by a frontal boundary and southern moisture.
By Lexie Walker·4 hr ago
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HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) - Sunday was a rainy and stormy night for the western half of the viewing area.
The rain was due to a frontal boundary to the north that combined with moisture from the south.
This led to rain totals as high as 4 inches in Starr County, where Hidalgo County saw 2-3 inches.
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