Weather experts say storm that swept through the Valley produced a wet microburst
· KRGV (NBC 5)
The National Weather Service investigated storm damage in the Rio Grande Valley, revealing that a storm originating in Starr County produced a 'wet microburst.' This phenomenon, often mistaken for a tornado, involved rapid winds estimated between 65 and 80 miles per hour. Meteorologist Barry Goldsmith noted that the storm lacked discernible rotation on radar, indicating it was a microburst with heavy rainfall. A detailed report on the storm's impact is anticipated on Sunday. Residents are encouraged to report any damage to their properties to the Texas Division of Emergency Management's iSTAT survey.
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