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1 month ago |
denverwater.org | Jessica Kirk
If I had a nickel for every time I heard a high school classmate say, “I don’t understand why I have to study geometry, I’m never going to use that stuff in real life,” I’d be a wealthy woman today. Especially when you consider how that nickel would have grown due to the compound interest accrued over the many years since my high school graduation.
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Aug 30, 2024 |
valleycentral.com | Jessica Kirk
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Holiday Weekend is upon us, and we’re calling for both heat and rain. We have a front to our north and a tropical low in the gulf contributing to our rain chances. The tropical low in the Gulf of Mexico has been identified as an area of interest by the National Hurricane Center. It is not expected to develop into a named storm, but it will remain offshore and bring flooding potential to the northern Coastal Bend of Texas, and Coastal Louisiana.
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Jul 16, 2024 |
lexology.com | Jessica Kirk |Lee S. Meyercord |Joshua David Odintz |Abbey Benjamin Garber |Kate Minnich |Mary McNulty
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and IRS on July 11, 2024, issued proposed regulations that would classify certain basket contract transactions as listed transactions. Taxpayers and material advisers participating in listed transactions must comply with disclosure and recordkeeping requirements and are subject to penalties for failure to comply.
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Jun 20, 2024 |
valleycentral.com | Jessica Kirk
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall near Tampico around 8 a.m. Thursday morning. At its strongest, the storm had 50mph sustained winds, which is on the weak end of tropical storm strength. It will rapidly weaken as it moves inland. The RGV remains in a flood watch until 1 p.m., and the coast has a wind advisory until noon. Winds could gust near 50mph. Our tornado watch and tropical storm warning expired this morning.
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Jun 18, 2024 |
valleycentral.com | Jessica Kirk
In the most recent update from the National Hurricane Center, Potential Tropical Cyclone One has not been upgraded to a named tropical storm. The Tropical Storm Warning has been extended further inland to include all of Cameron and Willacy Counties. This means winds could reach 39-57mph over the next 36 hours. The biggest threat remains flooding. The heaviest rain is forecast to occur from Wednesday morning to Thursday morning. We are in a moderate risk for Excessive Rainfall.
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RADAR UPDATE {9:25am} Tropical Storm Harold is very close to landfall. The Valley will continue to see rainfall, some of which could contain pockets of downpours or some storms. Drive safely! https://t.co/R82jTfNZRG
RADAR UPDATE {4:20am} Heavy downpours and thunderstorms are moving westward through Willacy County. Rain remains in coastal areas. https://t.co/kfwwnQuwG8