Tropical warnings across coast in Texas, Mexico have been discontinued

ORLANDO, Fla. – As of the latest NHC advisory, all the tropical warnings along the Texas/Mexico coast have been discontinued.

The disturbance has moved inland over NE Mexico and the chance for development has ended. Heavy rain is still possible over Northeast Mexico and Southern Texas.

On Friday the National Hurricane Center designated a tropical wave in the western Gulf of Mexico as Potential Tropical Cyclone Four.

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From the mouth of the Rio Grande to Port Mansfield there could be up to a foot of storm surge above normal tide levels along the immediate coast.

The disturbance was located 230 miles south southeast of the Mouth of the Rio Grande river and moving northwest at 14 mph. Maximum sustained winds are at 35 mph.

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