A severe thunderstorm made its way across the Rio Grande Valley Thursday.

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AEP Texas and Magic Valley Electric Cooperative are reporting a combined 12,134 outages across the Rio Grande Valley as of 1:45 a.m. Friday.

According to the First Warn 5 Weather Team, flood warnings remain in effect for southern Hidalgo County, and Cameron and Willacy counties. 

{2:30 AM Fri 3/28/25} The line of severe thunderstorms has moved offshore. Flood Warnings remain in effect for southern Hidalgo County, Willacy and Cameron Counties.#RGVWX #TXWX pic.twitter.com/HD7ggoCFcm

— KRGV First Warn 5 (@KRGV_Weather) March 28, 2025

The National Weather Service listed a report of a tornado in Edcouch tornado as a “brief touchdown at Highway 107 and 2 Mile Road. Some damage to structures.”

Widespread flooding has been reported across the Valley.

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