Tropical Storm Polo to Boost Southern Plains Moisture
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Polo, Pacific cold front could be rainmakers for South Texas next week
Weather forecasters said it's possible the remnants of Hurricane Polo and a Pacific cold front will combine to push rain into South Texas.Polo, Pacific cold front could be rainmakers for South Texas next week was first posted on September 26, 2026 at 4:00 pm.©2021 "San Antonio Report". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringeme…
Weather Authority Alert: Possible flooding from Hurricane Polo
El Paso could be facing a very serious weather threat early next week. According to the National Hurricane Center, the remnant core of Hurricane Polo will pass directly over the Borderland late Monday through early Wednesday. (Up to 6 inches of rain in an absolute worst-case scenario.) Hurricane Polo is the second-most intense hurricane on [...]
Tropical Storm Polo to boost Southern Plains moisture
"The remnants of tropical storm Polo off the Mexican west coast is expected to significantly increase moisture across the Southern Plains over the next week and major coverage and amounts are needed to reverse the summer drought conditions," according to…
Heavy rains are inbound to Texas this week, with flooding likely in central parts of the state
In brief: In today’s post we take a broader look at rains expected to move into Texas from the remains of a Pacific hurricane, and look ahead to cooler and wetter weather across the Houston region toward the end of this week. Polo’s remains bring Texas rains Hurricane Polo, a ... See full post
Rain Returns to Texas This Week, and Flooding Is Possible
Rain returns to Texas this week. Storms start in West Texas early in the week, then spread across the eastern two-thirds of the state from Wednesday into the weekend. Pacific moisture from Hurricane Polo raises the flooding risk, but it's still too early to say where the heaviest rain will set up.
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