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Latest Weather Brief

Corpus Radar is showing a few coastal showers mainly Corpus Christi and South.

Not much change in the forecast. Low (10-30%) shower and thunderstorm chances today and low to medium (25-45%) chances Wednesday through Saturday.

For the most part, nights will be comfortable with lows in the mid to upper 70s and daily high temperatures will mainly be in the lower to mid-90s over most locations. Heat indices will remain in the upper 90s to lower 100s. (Will not be that long now before we begin looking to the Northwest for that 1st 'real' cold front which normally happens around the 3rd week of October).

Not really enough to help our water situation. The combined watershed is now down to 12.7%.

Current Tropics

With regards to the Gulf of America region, there is NO tropical activity forecast for at least the next 7 days.

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has now labeled an area, INVEST AL92, out in Atlantic as having a 90% chance of development of a Tropical Deperession or Tropical Storm around the middle of the week.

By mid-to-late next week, models have this beginning to turn to the northwest and eventually turn back out to sea. No impact to the U.S. is expected.

Behind this, there is another area that the NHC has now given a 20% chance of development and will travel westward. Models also have picked this up and LONG range forecast tracks are trending for this to remain in the Atlantic.

After this wave, at least 2 waves will be coming off the coast of Africa. These waves are predicted to be stronger and will be watched closely. Also, models are 'hinting' at an area of Low Pressure in the deep south Bay of Campeche around the 23rd or so. (Just something to monitor.)

This is WAY out into the future. Do not get overly concerned with any of this at this time. This will all change. I mention all this just to remind us all that there are hurricanes that develop late into the season, and we must not think we are in the clear just because the peak of the season is passing.

Here is the latest run of the European Model .

We have now passed the normally peak of the 2025 Hurricane season. Do not let this fool you or let your guard down. There is still a lot of time for that one storm to form. It only takes ONE.

You can find the latest information on the tropics on our 'The Tropics' page.

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