McAllen Officially Cleared from Hurricane Harvey Path by National Weather Service

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(McAllen, TX) Earlier today, the National Weather Service cleared McAllen from receiving any direct impact from Hurricane Harvey.

City of McAllen administration and emergency management officials have been closely monitoring the forecast and were ready to take any appropriate action in response to the weather situation.

“The safety and security of our community is of utmost importance to us,” said McAllen City Manager Roel “Roy” Rodriguez.  “We were ready to deploy, when and if any response was necessary.”

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The City of McAllen urges residents to keep vigilant to media and weather advisories and that any travel north should be carefully evaluated.  The NWS is forecasting a substantial amount of rain in the Houston, San Antonio, Corpus Christi triangle that could be measured in feet.

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