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(Updated: 7am Wednesday)
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We start off this morning with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s in the Corpus Christi region to the lower 70s in the San Antonio region.
Today, we will see the sun breaking through the clouds in the afternoon, with temperatures in the low to mid 80s with winds out of the south gusting to around 26mph.
It looks like the Coastal Bend region will be seeing the current weather pattern shifting, beginning with a weak cold front attempting to reach the area tonight into Thursday AM and then stalling north of Corpus Christi.
There is a low chance (10-20%) of rain for Wednesday-Thursday with the Victoria Crossroads having the better chance at 20% on Thursday. However, unfortunately it appears that most locations will continue to remain dry Wednesday through Friday.
Confidence is growing with respect to a stronger cold front this weekend with the potential of a heavier rainfall event across South Texas this weekend with periods of moderate to heavy rain possible . Wind gusts will be strongest ahead of the front. Friday may see sustained winds around 30 mph with gusts up to 40 mph. Behind the cold front, we will see a shift out of the north. Stronger gusts will be possible with thunderstorms.
We could see a temperature drop of 10-20 degrees with the weekend front with Easter Sunday highs only in the lower 70s.
Below average temperatures may continue Monday into Tuesday.
The Weather Prediction Center has included all South Texas in a marginal risk for excessive rainfall on Saturday.
Both, the American and the European weather models seem to be in fair agreement with regards to bringing this moderate cold front through South Texas. They do differ on the timing and the strength of this front though. The European model seems to be more aggressive on the timing, strength, and impact of the front.
Please keep in mind that these models are long range and as such could, and probably will, change a lot. Keep up to date with the latest information. We will of course monitor this on our website.
Information on our website is based on 'Official' Weather sources and from sources that over the past 10 years we have come to rely on for accuracy.
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