Corpus Christi, TX – South Texas residents are bracing for sweltering conditions this week as temperatures run slightly above normal and heat indices climb between 100 and 105 degrees. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that the combination of heat and humidity could affect outdoor activity, particularly for athletes and field workers.
High Temperatures and Humid Conditions
According to the NWS Corpus Christi office, highs will range from 88 degrees along the coast to near 100 inland. Cities including Beeville, Alice, and Tilden are expected to reach the mid to upper 90s, while Laredo may hit 98 degrees. Coastal areas, such as Corpus Christi and Rockport, will remain slightly cooler in the upper 80s, but humidity levels will remain high.
Storms and Rain Chances
Isolated storms may develop near Baffin Bay, with a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain on Wednesday. Broader shower chances are expected Thursday into Friday, with scattered coverage across the Coastal Plains. Despite the storm potential, most areas will continue to experience hot and humid conditions.
Safety Recommendations for Residents
The NWS advises residents to:
- Drink water frequently
- Take breaks in shaded areas
- Limit strenuous activity during peak afternoon hours
With fall sports underway, coaches are encouraged to schedule frequent water breaks to prevent heat-related illness.
Five-Day Forecast for Corpus Christi, Texas
- Thursday: 90–100°, 50% chance of storms, especially in the Coastal Plains
- Friday: 89–98°, 40% chance of showers south of SH-44
- Saturday: 88–98°, 20% chance of storms in Southern Brush Country
- Sunday: 88–99°, 20% chance of coastal showers
- Monday: 88–98°, 30% chance of coastal showers
Are you prepared for the heat this week in Corpus Christi? Share your strategies for staying cool and safe in the comments below and help your neighbors stay informed.
