Rainfall Table from Tropical Storm Hermine, September 6th-7th, 2010, Rio Grande Valley and Deep South Texas

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Tropical Storm Hermine Rain Table

**Rainfall Data, September 6th through 7th, 2010, from Airports, Cooperative Observers, and CoCoRAHS.**
CITY/TOWN	COUNTY	RAINFALL (INCHES)	CITY/TOWN	COUNTY	RAINFALL (INCHES)
9.4 NE Rio Hondo	Cameron	7.73	Mercedes	Hidalgo	1.31
South Padre Island	Cameron	4.68*	Linn/San Manuel Coop	Hidalgo	1.12
4.2 NE Brownsville	Cameron	4.45*	Rio Grande City	Starr	1.03
4.4 NE Brownsville	Cameron	4.07*	McCook	Hidalgo	0.98i
5 E Lyford	Willacy	4.00	2 ENE Weslaco	Hidalgo	0.98i
4.1 E Brownsville	Cameron	3.92	Hebbronville/Coop	Jim Hogg	0.69
Port Isabel	Cameron	3.86	1.5 NNE Alamo	Hidalgo	0.57i
2.6 ESE Harlingen	Cameron	3.60	11.1 N La Joya	Hidalgo	0.52i
4.9 NNW Brownsville	Cameron	3.49*	1.9 ENE Mission	Hidalgo	0.40
0.3 NE Los Fresnos	Cameron	3.46	La Joya	Hidalgo	0.32
0.1 SSE Brownsville	Cameron	3.45	Falcon Dam	Starr	0.32
3.5 N Brownsville	Cameron	3.27	McAllen/Miller Arpt	Hidalgo	0.17
Raymondville Water Plant	Willacy	3.23
Santa Rosa	Cameron	3.15i
2.2 W Brownsville	Cameron	3.11*
Brownsville/SPI Arpt	Cameron	2.96
4.3 WSW Harlingen	Cameron	2.94*
7 E Sarita	Kenedy	2.91
0.7 E Rancho Viejo	Cameron	2.85
5.0 SSE San Benito	Cameron	2.83*
Bayview/Cam Co. Arpt	Cameron	2.71
Falfurrias	Brooks	2.56i
Harlingen/Coop	Cameron	2.44
4.7 WSW Harlingen	Cameron	2.34
Rancho Viejo 3.0 SE	Cameron	2.34
Raymondville/Coop	Willacy	2.31
Brownsville 5.0 NW	Cameron	2.18
Harlingen/VIA	Cameron	1.43
Linn/San Manuel NWR	Hidalgo	1.69
Falfurrias/Brooks Co Arpt	Brooks	1.32

*Data may include separate afternoon storms 9/5.
i=Data Incomplete.

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