Corpus Christi, TX – Texans should prepare for a hot weekend as temperatures are forecasted to soar into the 90s. Sunday will bring a high of 92°F, with sunny skies continuing through the week. The heat will slightly taper off by mid-week, with temperatures dropping to a more manageable 88°F by Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service, winds from the southeast will remain moderate throughout the weekend, with speeds of up to 11 mph expected. This heat wave could impact travel and outdoor activities, particularly on State Highway 286 and nearby roadways, where drivers should take extra precautions. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged sun exposure, and limit outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours.
Monday and Tuesday will offer slight relief, with highs around 88°F and 89°F respectively, but sunshine will remain the dominant feature. The first chance of rain comes Thursday with a 20% chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast, but no severe weather is anticipated.
The extended outlook for next weekend teases another potential warm spell, with temperatures remaining in the upper 80s. Corpus Christi residents should continue to monitor local updates, especially if outdoor plans are in the works.
