Updated 3pm Sunday

Corpus Christi Lake is 82.9% full.

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

There are no local local active ADVISORIES at this time.

Hot and Humid. Temperatures in the mid 90s with elevated heat index temperatures to around 102 degrees. A little higher out to the west. If outside stay hydrated and take lots of breaks. Pretty much the same thru Wednesday.

A 'cold front' expected to enter Texas from the northwest around mid-day Wednesday. Confidence with respect to the cold front remains low as models are differing from run to run on the timing as well as how far south the front goes before stalling.

As to the shift in temperatures, it looks like our temperatures will continue to remain above normal with only a couple of degrees lower than what we have been seeing, mainly due to increased cloud cover and rain.

Forecasters and weather models are showing increasing rain chances by mid-week with heavy rainfall. The increased rain chances to 30-50% will be across the Victoria Crossroads on Wednesday widespread showers and thunderstorms further across the region by Thursday.

Possibility of localized flooding the latter part of next week continuing through Saturday.

This is all being enhance by the remnants of Hurricane Polo over in the eastern Pacific which will track north and then make a turn to the east over west Texas. As to the amounts of rain in our specific area, just too soon to know how all of this will finally play out. Forecasts are generally in the 3" to 5" total for this event. We will continue to monitor this and update the website often.

The tropical weather, models are showing very little chance, actually none, of any tropical development in the Gulf region.

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