Weather In Brief

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COLD TEMPERATURES LIKELELY WITH FREEZING TEMPERATURES EARLY NEXT WEEK AFTER STRONG COLD FRONT SUNDAY. More on this below.

A weak cold front is forecast to approach the area on Tuesday. Cloudy, with a high near 66. East wind 6 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Along with this front, Pacific moisture is currently forecast to increase our rain chances to a moderate (40-50%) Tuesday night through Wednesday. All weather models are showing most of any rain would be close to the coast and north of the local Corpus Christi region, with total amounts to be around 1", not really having any impact on our drought.

Wednesday the temperatures are forecast to warm to the mid-70s across much of the region through the end of the week into Saturday.

Then another STRONG COLD FRONT is forecast for late Saturday/early Sunday of next week which would lead to another cool down Sunday and Sunday night. The most recent model runs of BOTH the American and the European have suddenly trended towards a stronger cold front, especially for this Sunday night and into the following week.

Latest model run actually showing possible freezing drizzle for parts of the Coastal Bend Sunday.

We will be watching this very closely, especially the next couple of the model runs. We will keep the website updated.

Looking ‘LONG RANGE’, the weather models that forecasters use, the European model and the American Model, are hinting at very aggressive cold front for South Texas through the end of the month. Of course, as this is days away, we should not put much faith in it yet. However, we will be watching this VERY closely.

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