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  (Updated: 4pm Wednesday)   

Here are the current Area Temperatures and here is the current Corpus Radar. Quiet a warmup today. Temperatures ranged from the upper 70s near the coast to the 90s up in San Antonio to the upper 70s in Houston.

Today we saw lots of sunshine area wide with continued elevated winds.

Temperatures will continue to see very warm readings for Thursday when temperatures in the 90s will be common in several areas to the west and northwest of the region.

A weak Pacific cold front is still forecast to move through the area around Friday. Do not expect much impact from this front though as temperatures will only be around 10 degrees cooler if even that.

As to the long range forecast, temperatures look to be above average to end February and even into the early part of March.

The down side to all of this is that neither the American nor the European models show significant rain getting into the Corpus Christi Watershed areas thru the rest of this month and into the 1st week of March with the next best chance of significant rain being around the 5th or so of March.

Interestingly, both models are currently in agreement with a wet period for areas that would include the watershed for Corpus Christi from the 4th to the 6th of March.

Of course, these are long range computer models and as such are subject to lots of change and should be taken as such.

Again, information on this 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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