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Sunny, hot afternoons and fair, warm evenings through Sunday; isolated showers early next week

Upper-level high pressure residing over the Lone Star State has brought hot afternoons, but gradually has depleted atmospheric moisture. That means temporary relief from dangerous heat and humidity.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — Upper-air high pressure lingering over the State has brought higher air temperatures while lessening the heat index burden with drier air. Only isolated showers on Monday will interrupt a rain-less week ahead.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • Afternoons in the lower to middle 90s will accompany overnights from the upper 70s to lower 80s.
  • Any rainfall occurring the first of next week will be minimal.

CORPUS CHRISTI FORECAST

Today:
Sunny and hot
Temperature:
High in the middle 90s
Winds:
East southeast 13 to 23 mph

Tonight:
Partly cloudy and breezy
Temperature:
Low in the upper 70s
Winds:
Southeast wind 10 to 21 mph

Sunday:
Sunny and hot with increasing humidity
Temperature:
High in the middle 90s with a heat index around 110 degrees
Winds:
Southeast 12 to 23 mph

Enjoy the relatively dry air while it lingers, because humidity is not far away. Hopefully our rain chances will not disappoint early next week.

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