Facing the Fury 2026: Weslaco family reflects on riding out Hurricane Beulah nearly 60 years later
· KRGV (NBC 5)
Meteorologist Andrew Chung revisits Hurricane Beulah, which struck the Rio Grande Valley in September 1967, bringing 15 to 30 inches of rain. Residents Robert and David Ault recall the terrifying night, with high winds destroying structures in their neighborhood. Fortunately, no fatalities occurred in the Valley, although flooding caused significant issues. Cathy Ault shares her family's experience of initially planning to evacuate but ultimately returning to Weslaco, where their home sustained minimal damage. Reflecting on the storm, Robert emphasizes the importance of preparedness, urging residents not to become complacent about future hurricanes.
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