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Only 3 Days from the peak of hurricane season 2026. The Atlantic and Gulf forecast looks basically clear for the next 7-10 days. The Americal Model hinting at possible Gulf development between 18-22 September.
Looks like mid to upper 90s thru this week with no relief in sight from the above normal heat and high heat index temperatures for the foresable future.
Moderate to occasionally High risk of heat-related impacts through this weekend, heat indices 105-110. If outside drink LOTS of water and take LOTS of breaks.
Low chances (15-40%) for seabreeze-driven showers and storms each afternoon and evening through Friday.
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Updated 9pm Monday

Corpus Christi Lake is 87.9% full.

Here is the current Regional Radar and the Corpus Christi Radar .

No changes tonight....

Unfortunately we will continue to see moderate to occasionally high risk of heat-related impacts through this weekend with heat indices of 105-110. Hopefully soon we will be able to begin to think about that 1st cold front to come from the north, giving us some relief from the hot and humid conditions.

As to rain, nothing significant with continued low chances (15-40%). Rain chances will remain in the forecast every afternoon this week as the seabreeze moves westward. Slightly greater chances and coverage Wednesday.These will be very scattered throughout the region.

As to the tropical weather, continues looking pretty quiet. Only 3 days until we will be at the normally peak time of the 2026 hurricane season.

A couple of tropical waves coming across the Atlantic that will not impact the Gulf. Models are then hinting of some increased Gulf and Atlantic activity beginning around the 19th-21st time frame. Way out in time. Just something to monitor.

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