CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Happy Wednesday!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Small Craft Advisory in effect from Oct. 9 at 5 a.m. until Oct. 10 at 10 a.m.
- Coastal flooding is likely to return late-week
- Windy on Thursday
Time’s almost up! The opportunity to see a quick sip of rain in your neighborhood is fleeting. Thursday brings the last chance for isolated showers. As seen in the past few days, the first round of showers will likely move over our coastal neighborhoods, albeit the timeline looks to be a little after sunrise. The second window will open during the afternoon, though showrs will be largely focused inland. A weak cold front is currenty fizzling out in Central Texas, keeping conditions warm and humid here in the Coastal Bend. Expect winds to become northeast, bringing relief from the humidity. You’ll notice less of that ‘air-you-can-wear’ feeling by Friday morning.
A QUICK SIP: Thursday is our last chance for spotty showers
This weekend, expect morning low temperatures in the mid- 60s and afternoon highs near 90ºF. The weekend will be dry with less humidity and no meaningful rain expected. Something I’m watching in the forecast is the movement of a cold front over the northern Gulf Coast. A few days ago, it seemed likely that it could reach the Coastal Bend; the help needed from ‘upstairs’ in the upper-levels of the atmosphere just don’t seem to be coming together. If the front ultimately makes it here over the weekend, that would only improve our forecast — don’t get your hopes up! I’m also watching for a chance of showers next Tuesday.
CORPUS CHRISTI FORECAST
Wednesday night: Increasing clouds, stray AM showers
Temperature: Low 75ºF
Winds: NE 5-10 mph
Thursday: Mostly sunny, isolated showers
Temperature: High 921ºF
Winds: NE 15-25 mph
Thursday night: Partly cloudy, not as muggy
Temperature: Low 73ºF
Winds: ENE 10-20 mph
Have a wonderful evening!