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Sure wish September would get here. Then we could begin to look for some relief from the heat.
Moderate to major risk of heat persists across South Texas throughout the period, with localized extreme heat risk continues through the weekend.
If outside drink LOTS of water. Take LOTS of breaks.
Next sign of rain will be for next week with at least a 15-20% chance, especially over to the Southwestern part of the region and up in the Victoria Crossroads.
While the tropics in the Eastern Atlantic are becoming more active, there is NO tropical activity forecast for the Gulf for the next 7 days.
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Updated 6am Saturday

Here is the current Regional Radar and the Corpus Christi Radar .

Heat Advisory in effect from August 1, 12:00 PM CDT until August 1, 07:00 PM CDT

Major risk of heat-related impacts today with peak heat indices 110 to 115 degrees across the Coastal Plains and high temperatures in the triple digits over interior locations.

Per the National Weather Service, hot temperatures will prevail through the first week of August. Areas east of Highway 77 have a high chance of highs exceeding 100F through early next week.

If you must be outside for work or otherwise, please take precautions. Take breaks and above all else, stay hydrated.

As we have low rain chances here in the Corpus Christi region, be aware that due to a weak cold front approaching the northern part of Texas, there is definately the possibility if not the probability of strong isolated storms which may produce heavy rain and gusty winds. in areas north of San Antonio. Monitor your local services for the latest.

The combined Corpus Christi Water Supply Reservoir amounts continue to rise, now 29.4%.

The Tropics are clear.

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