Updated 1PM Monday
(Updated TD-2 Page)

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

Rain chances are low as dryer air returns to the region thru the weekend with temperatures near seasonal normals then climbing a few degrees above average, especially Tuesday and Wednesday.

And now to the tropics. Most of our daily updates will be centered around Tropical Depression 2 for the next few days. Nothing really has changed. Expected to be officially named Bertha later today.

Here is the latest from the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi.

"Forecast confidence in its eventual track and intensity remains lower than average. Even though much of the available guidance keeps the more significant impacts east of the Coastal Bend, uncertainty remains high enough to maintain low-end rain chances across the region late this week. This accounts for the possibility that outer rain bands or deeper tropical moisture could spread farther west than currently indicated".

At this time, there is no indication that the Coastal Bend Region of Texas should be concerned, just something to be aware of.

You can find detailed and up to date information on our Tropical Depression 2 page.

For general information on the full Tropics, you can go to our 'Tropical' page.

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