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Severe Weather Blog: October begins with heavy rainfall, flood risk (opens the original)
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Howdy, Coastal Bend! Here's how severe weather is expected to affect your neighborhood. Storms could bring heavy rain, strong winds. Flooding is expected and a Flood Watch is in place for Wednesday evening for all of the Coastal Bend. If you're seeing weather in your area, join the Coastal Bend Weather Watchers group on facebook or send photos and videos to newsroom@kristv.com _____________________________________________ "September Summer" is coming to an end very soonFo
CHANGE AHEAD: Hot and humid Wednesday forecast ahead of late-week storms (opens the original)
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Happy Tuesday, Coastal Bend! What's changing?As September turns to October, our overall weather pattern will also change. Tropical moisture and energy from Polo (Eastern Pacific basin) will be swept toward Texas. This wet pattern begins very early Thursday and will linger into next week. It looks like our September heat wave will not continue into the first few days of October. WednesdayExpect an hot 'Hump Day' as high temps return to the low to mid 90s with 'feels like'
THIS WEEK: Rain chances are on the rise across the Coastal Bend (opens the original)
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Happy Monday, Coastal Bend! Big weather pictureThis week's forecast marks a shift in the overall weather pattern. Tropical moisture and energy from Hurricane Polo (Eastern Pacific basin) will be swept toward the Desert Southwest and Texas. While flooding is general concern across the drought-stricken southwestern U.S., this could be a very beneficial forecast for the Coastal Bend. Expect a few sea breeze showers on Tuesday and Wednesday, before a major uptick in rainfall
BACK TO BUSINESS: Friday's forecast includes more sunshine and heat, less rain (opens the original)
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The heat is on... againThe forecast is back to business as usual: hot and muggy. Temperatures will be warmer, but humidity will be just a tiny bit less oppressive. Overall, it's still summer outside! Most neighborhoods will be under a moderate (2 out of 4) heat risk on Friday and improving into Saturday. Afternoon high temps will top out in the middle 90s with 'feels like' temps in the low 100s. Rain takes a back seatMinimal rain chances remain in the forecast this weekend. We can't rule out a s
Thursday's forecast will be muggy with more clouds and spotty showers (opens the original)
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Happy Hump Day! I'd like to give a special thanks to the fifth grade students at Zavala Elementary for helping me introduce the forecast! It was great to talk to them about how we forecast the weather. Thursday forecastWhile the shower will still be widely scattered, you can expect a few more spotty showers on Thursday. A few 'chispas' are expected for the Thursday morning commute and again along the afternoon sea breeze. Showers won't last long, but can offer a brief coo
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