Corpus Christi, Texas – Showers and storms could bring some relief from the late-summer heat this weekend as daily rain chances climb across the Coastal Plains. The highest threat arrives Sunday and Monday, when scattered storms may briefly disrupt travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, rain chances range from 30% to 50% Sunday, continuing into early next week as the storm track shifts into South Texas. Temperatures will remain seasonable, topping out between 88 and 102 degrees through Wednesday, keeping heat and humidity a daily concern.
Cities including Corpus Christi, Kingsville, and Victoria should prepare for brief downpours, lightning, and slick roads during peak afternoon and evening hours. Drivers are urged to slow down in heavy rain and remain alert for ponding water on low-lying roads. Outdoor events may also face interruptions, particularly Sunday evening.
Rain chances taper slightly by midweek but remain in the forecast, suggesting unsettled conditions linger into Wednesday. The Weather Service advises residents to keep monitoring updates in case stronger storms develop.
Five Day Forecast for Corpus Christi, Texas
- Saturday: Partly sunny, 87–99°, 5–30% rain chance
- Sunday: Hot with scattered storms, 88–100°, 5–50% rain chance
- Monday: Isolated showers, 88–101°, 5–35% rain chance
- Tuesday: Hot and humid, 89–102°, 20–45% rain chance
- Wednesday: Continued rain chances, 89–100°, 30–45% rain chance
