Texas Coastal Flood Advisory in Corpus Christi as Patchy Fog Reduces Visibility Today

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Corpus Christi, TX — Patchy fog and coastal flooding create hazardous conditions for Corpus Christi today, with drivers urged to slow down and exercise caution. Visibility is expected to vary suddenly, especially in low-lying areas and near water bodies like US 181 and other coastal routes. The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory, lasting through 6 p.m. Thursday, advising residents to be aware of flooding along shorelines and possible disruptions on roadways.

According to the National Weather Service, visibility could drop unexpectedly due to fog, increasing risks for motorists. Drivers should turn on low-beam headlights, keep safe distances, and reduce speed on fog-affected roads, particularly on bridges and in valleys. Extra caution is recommended for anyone traveling near coastal routes, where water levels are higher than usual, impacting safety and increasing the risk of road closures or delays.

The fog will start to clear up by Friday, bringing mostly sunny skies and highs reaching 84°F. As the weekend approaches, Corpus Christi can expect mild temperatures, with a chance of showers on Friday night and a few thunderstorms lingering through Saturday. Skies are expected to clear up again by Sunday, with highs around 82°F, offering a pleasant forecast for any Veterans Day outdoor events.

Looking ahead, the five-day forecast predicts mild, mostly sunny conditions into next week, with moderate temperatures around the mid-80s. The clear weather on Sunday and Monday should provide ideal conditions for any Veterans Day celebrations across the city. Drivers and residents are advised to monitor weather updates and be prepared for any sudden visibility changes if traveling Thursday and early Friday.

Stay safe and remain alert for changing weather conditions. Local residents can check weather updates at weather.gov or via the National Weather Service’s social media channels.

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