Corpus Christi, TX – Residents across South Texas should prepare for dangerously cold temperatures, freezing rain, and possible snow starting Saturday. The National Weather Service predicts lows dipping into the 20s, with wind chills making it feel as cold as 17°F in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service, freezing rain could begin as early as Monday morning, impacting major roadways like I-37 and I-69. Areas including Beeville, Alice, and Kingsville are at heightened risk for icy conditions. Wind chill values are expected to drop to 22°F or lower, making outdoor conditions hazardous.
Residents are urged to protect their families, pets, and plants from the freezing conditions and ensure outdoor pipes are insulated. With the potential for freezing rain, travel could become treacherous on Monday and Tuesday. Officials advise checking road conditions before driving and stocking up on essentials ahead of the storm.
Looking ahead, temperatures are expected to remain below freezing through Wednesday morning before gradually warming later in the week. The forecast for Monday night shows lows around 24°F in Alice and 28°F in Corpus Christi. Freezing rain and snow chances are also possible, with weather models indicating a slight accumulation in inland areas.
Dress in layers, stay indoors when possible, and monitor updates from the National Weather Service for the latest on this developing winter storm.
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