The Daily Audio Weather Briefing (Click Here)

The Daily Audio Weather Briefing is produced each morning at around 10 AM by expert Meteorologists from the National Weather Service in Brownsville, and is an audio file (mp3 format) that can be downloaded by the user and played using multimedia computer software.

The purpose of this recording is to provide information to the listener (example: primarily spotters and emergency managers) about weather that is forecast to affect the region for a period of seven days from the recording date.

A heavy emphasis is placed on the current day’s weather, and the recording shall explain, in broad and primarily non-technical terms, what weather features are expected to affect the region, as well as what specific weather hazards may result from these features (flooding, tornadoes, excessive heat, severe thunderstorms, tropical weather, fog, rip currents).

Important! If you are having trouble automatically playing this file upon clicking the link below, try saving the file to your computer. You can do this by right-clicking once on the link below and then selecting "Save Target as" or "Save File as." Save it to your hard drive in a location you'll remember. You may then access the file using your favorite audio software! You may also want to consider cleaning the temporary files cache in your Internet browser.