Corpus Christi, TX – South Texas is finally turning the corner on a soggy stretch of weather as lingering showers begin to pull away toward the Victoria Crossroads this afternoon. While a few stray storms might still pop up before 4 p.m., the immediate concern for residents shifts from rainfall to a rapid, intense warming trend that will dominate the remainder of the week. Most of the region will see clouds break by late Tuesday, giving way to humidity and climbing temperatures that will feel significantly different by tomorrow morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, a weather disturbance continues to move through the area today, keeping a 60% chance of rain in the immediate forecast through Wednesday morning. However, coverage is expected to become increasingly limited as the system moves northeast along the coast. Behind this front, a massive ridge of high pressure will settle in, pushing afternoon highs from the low 80s today into the mid-90s and near 100 degrees by the weekend.
Beachgoers heading toward Port Aransas or Bob Hall Pier should note that while rain remains possible today, the rip current risk is currently low. Southeast winds at 15 mph are creating 4-foot waves, so while the water is relatively safe, swimmers should still exercise caution near jetties. On the roads, I-37 and Highway 77 may experience localized slick spots through the evening commute as the final bands of moisture exit the Coastal Bend.
The true story this week is the impending heat, with Laredo and western counties expected to hit 99 degrees by Sunday. This rapid jump in temperature means residents should check cooling systems now before the first true heat spike of the season arrives. Nighttime lows will offer little relief, staying in the muggy mid-70s. We will update the forecast if rain chances return to the weekend outlook, though currently, a dry, scorching pattern is taking over.
5 Day Forecast | Corpus Christi, TX
| Day | Conditions | High Temp | Low Temp | Precip Chance |
| Wednesday | Scattered Storms | 79-89° | 67-72° | 60% |
| Thursday | Mostly Sunny | 80-93° | 69-74° | 0% |
| Friday | Partly Cloudy | 82-93° | 70-75° | 0% |
| Saturday | Stray T-Storm | 82-96° | 70-75° | 15% |
| Sunday | Hot and Sunny | 84-99° | 72-76° |





