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Texas Weather Nov. 3-8: Cold Front Brings Storms, Lows Near 53° in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, TX – South Texas residents are preparing for a changing weather pattern this week as a cold front brings cooler temperatures, followed by several days of scattered thunderstorm chances
By Elliot Vaughn · 2026-11-03T08:54:53.186Z
Corpus Christi, TX – South Texas residents are preparing for a changing weather pattern this week as a cold front brings cooler temperatures, followed by several days of scattered thunderstorm chances and overnight lows approaching 53 degrees by the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, a cold front moving through Tuesday, Nov. 3, will help bring cooler conditions to the region, while rain chances return Thursday and continue through Saturday or Sunday.
Thunderstorm Chances Return Thursday Wednesday, Nov. 4, will bring partly cloudy skies and afternoon temperatures ranging from 76 to 82 degrees across South Texas.
Overnight temperatures are expected to fall between 57 and 69 degrees.
By Thursday, Nov. 5, temperatures could climb between 79 and 85 degrees, with a 35% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Rain chances continue Friday, Nov. 6, at approximately 30%, while afternoon temperatures fall to 74 to 78 degrees.
The National Weather Service forecasts a higher 45% chance of precipitation Saturday, Nov. 7, making it the wettest looking day in the current five day outlook.
Weekend Temperatures Drop Into the 60s The cooling trend becomes more noticeable Saturday, when afternoon highs are expected to reach only 69 to 73 degrees.
Overnight temperatures could fall between 53 and 61 degrees, providing a cooler start to Sunday morning.
Sunday, Nov. 8, will remain relatively mild, with highs ranging from 68 to 74 degrees and a 25% chance of precipitation.
Communities across the Coastal Bend, including Corpus Christi and surrounding South Texas areas, should monitor changing conditions as showers and thunderstorms develop later in the week.
Drivers traveling along Interstate 37, U.S. Highway 77 and other regional highways could encounter wet pavement during periods of rainfall.
The National Weather Service has not indicated a widespread severe weather threat in the provided forecast.
Residents should continue monitoring updated forecasts for changes in storm timing and weekend temperatures.