Corpus Christi, Texas – South Texas will experience a mix of moderate thunderstorms and rising heat this week, with chances for rain lingering through Tuesday. The region is currently facing a 25-45% chance of thunderstorms, particularly in the morning, with warmer temperatures arriving by Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, high temperatures will vary between 88°F and 91°F on Tuesday, but the chance of rain is expected to decrease as the week progresses. By Thursday, highs will reach 89°F to 96°F, and the Independence Day weekend promises to bring scorching heat, with highs forecast to range from 90°F to 100°F.
For those planning to enjoy the Fourth of July outdoors, the chance of rain is minimal, staying below 5%. Temperatures will peak at around 95°F to 100°F, with overnight lows in the low 70s to around 80°F.
Residents should prepare for warmer, drier conditions starting Wednesday, with limited rain chances. Heat safety measures are advised, including staying hydrated and seeking shade during peak hours. The extended forecast shows temperatures climbing even higher by Saturday, with highs ranging from 91°F to 103°F.
5-Day Forecast:
- Tuesday: Highs 88°F-91°F, 25-45% chance of thunderstorms, lows 73°F-80°F
- Wednesday: Highs 89°F-95°F, 15-20% chance of rain, lows 74°F-80°F
- Thursday: Highs 89°F-96°F, 10-25% chance of rain, lows 75°F-81°F
- Independence Day: Highs 90°F-100°F, 5-15% chance of rain, lows 75°F-80°F
- Saturday: Highs 91°F-103°F, 5% chance of rain, lows 75°F-80°F
