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A showery, windy weekend with decent coastal rainfall but little to quench the watershed

Potent east-southeasterly winds will rough up the surf, bring coastal flooding and rip currents while isolated showers drench coastal communities this weekend. Another shot of rain occurs late week.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — Expect steady easterly flow through the weekend, with beach hazards includding rip currents, coastal flooding and coastal erosion.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • Isolated showers this weekend will be most concentrated over Nueces, Kleberg and Jim Wells Counties
  • Temperatures will remain near normal
  • Beware hazards on the beach and in the coastal waters

CORPUS CHRISTI FORECAST

Today:
Partly cloudy and windy with isolated showers
Temperature:
High in the upper 80s
Winds:
East 14 to 26 mph

Tonight:
Partly cloudy and breezy
Temperature:
Low near 70
Winds:
East 12 to 23 mph

Sunday:
Partly cloudy and windy with isolated showers
Temperature:
High in the middle 80s
Winds:
East 13 to 25 mph

Generally fair to partly cloudy skies with isolated showers this weekend, but persistent east winds will mean marine hazards.