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Here are the current Area Temperatures and here is the current Corpus Radar.

Here is the weather up in San Antonio and up in Houston.

Temperatures as of 7am are mostly in the 60s from Corpus Christi San Antonio and Houston.

Todays weather continues to be mostly sunny with daytime temperatures to be in low to upper 80s and the nightly lows in the low to mid 60s with periods of gusty winds, especially closer to the coastal areas.

The current conditions look to continue through Friday with temperatures remaining around 10 degrees above normal.

Then forecasts begin to differ from day to day. Models indicate cooler temperatures by the weekend due to increasing clouds and rain. Rain fall totals for the weekend range from 1.5 inches across the northern part of our area to .75 inches across our southern areas. We will watch this and keep our website up to date with the latest.

While we are normally very hesitant to put any faith whatsoever in any thing more than 8 days out, the period from the 6th out around the 14th of March time frame continues to indicate a wet pattern, mainly for the Central part of the state over to Houston.

For example. For the period of 7 March thru the 14th of March, these models are indicating a TOTAL amount of rain that could, and it is stressed COULD get into the Corpus Christi watershed could reach 4" to 6".

We can only wait and see and hope.

As to future temperatures, both models continue to show a brief period of colder air coming thru Texas around Thursday the 12th of march with lows ranging from the lower 40s up in San Antonio to the upper 40s here in the Coastal Bend region. Each new run of both models varies from the previous one. Just something the website is watching.

Remember. These are long range computer models and as such are subject to lots of change and should be taken as such.

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