Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane Season
June 1 – November 30
Hurricane season begins June 1.
Do you know what to do if a hurricane threatens or hits the Rio Grande Valley? How will you know if the campus has been closed? After a storm passes, how will you know when to return to work or classes?
If a hurricane threatens and if the campus has to close, watch for the hurricane alert notices on the University's homepage. Notifications will also be sent to your university email account.
Departments should update phone numbers of all employees to have on hand for a departmental phone tree.
Return-to-campus notification will be posted on the university website, sent out via University email accounts, by text messages from Campus Police (to students and employees registered in the emergency notification system), and through the following local media outlets:
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The Brownsville Herald
The Valley Morning Star
Mid-Valley Town Crier
McAllen Monitor
San Benito News
Port Isabel Press |
4 - KGBT-TV (CBS)
5 - KRGV-TV (ABC)
2/40 - KTLM Telemundo
3/48 - KNVO Univision
10/38 - KMBH-TV38 (PBS)
8/23 - KVEO-23 (NBC) |
KURV - AM 710
KGBT - AM 1530
KGBT - FM 98.5
KTEX - FM 100.3
KBFM - FM 104.1
KMBH - FM 88.1 & 88.9
KBTQ - FM 96.1 |
UTB/TSC has prepared a flyer to guide you on what to do in the event of a hurricane. Keep it for handy reference, for use before and after the storm.