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Texas Weather Alert: Corpus Christi, TX Weekend Storms Nov 14-15
Corpus Christi, TX – Lightning flashes through dark coastal clouds as thunderstorms bring wet roads and changing travel conditions to South Texas.
By Cameron Hayes · 2026-11-10T09:49:41.871Z
Corpus Christi, TX – Lightning flashes through dark coastal clouds as thunderstorms bring wet roads and changing travel conditions to South Texas.
The unsettled weather won't end with the first round of rain. Another storm opportunity develops Saturday, November 14.
According to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, rain chances reach 50% Tuesday before increasing to 60% Saturday night.
Residents across Corpus Christi, Nueces County and the Coastal Bend should prepare for two periods of unsettled weather separated by several pleasant afternoons.
Thunderstorms Bring Wet Roads Before Skies Improve Thunderstorms were reported at Corpus Christi International Airport early Tuesday, November 10, with temperatures near 62 degrees.
The National Weather Service expects additional showers and thunderstorms through the day.
Rain chances stand at 50%, with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 72 degrees.
North to northeast winds of 9 14 mph accompany the unsettled conditions.
Most rainfall amounts should remain below one tenth of an inch, although thunderstorms could produce locally higher totals.
Drivers along Interstate 37, South Padre Island Drive and the Harbor Bridge should watch for wet pavement and changing visibility.
Tuesday night brings a 30% chance of additional showers, mainly before 1 a.m.
Temperatures remain mild, falling toward 66 degrees.
Veterans Day Brings a Break From the Rain Wednesday, November 11, offers improving conditions for Veterans Day activities.
Cloudy skies remain, but temperatures climb toward 76 degrees.
North winds of 7 9 mph accompany the warmer afternoon.
Wednesday night stays mostly cloudy, with temperatures near 66 degrees.
Thursday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 77 degrees.
Friday looks even brighter, with sunshine and temperatures again reaching 77 degrees.
These two afternoons offer favorable opportunities for outdoor projects, coastal activities and preparing properties before the weekend.
Saturday Storm Chances Increase Again Meteorologists are tracking another opportunity for showers and thunderstorms beginning Saturday afternoon.
Saturday, November 14, starts mostly sunny, with temperatures approaching 78 degrees.
Rain chances increase to 40% after noon, then reach 60% Saturday night.
Showers become likely Saturday night, with thunderstorms also possible.
Temperatures remain near 69 degrees.
Residents planning outdoor gatherings, waterfront activities or weekend travel should monitor updated conditions.
Lightning remains a concern whenever thunderstorms develop, even without a severe thunderstorm warning.
The supplied outlook does not identify a specific tornado threat or predict widespread flooding.
However, localized downpours could briefly reduce visibility and create standing water in poorly drained locations.
Sunday brings another 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, keeping the weekend unsettled.
Corpus Christi Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: High 72°F. Showers and thunderstorms possible, 50% chance. Low 66°F, with a 30% rain chance Tuesday night. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Cloudy, high 76°F. Mostly cloudy Wednesday night, low 66°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Partly sunny, high 77°F. Partly cloudy Thursday night, low 62°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Sunny, high 77°F. Mostly clear Friday night, low 67°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Mostly sunny, high 78°F. A 40% chance of afternoon storms. Showers likely Saturday night, 60% precipitation chance, low 69°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 and Thanksgiving Sunday, November 15, remains partly sunny, with a high near 77 degrees and a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Sunday night brings a 30% chance of showers, with temperatures near 67 degrees.
Monday, November 16, stays mostly sunny, with a high near 76 degrees and a 20% shower chance.
Looking toward Thanksgiving, residents should continue monitoring changing Gulf Coast weather patterns.
Although colder weather becomes more common nationally during November, the supplied Corpus Christi outlook shows no freezing temperatures or snow.
For now, the greatest local concern remains recurring rainfall and thunderstorms, particularly Saturday night.
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