WEATHER IMPACT ALERT: Thunderstorm west of Kiii published until 11 p.m.

Corpus Christi, Texas – Heavy thunderstorm clock This evening this evening for the entire coastal bending this evening.

Harmful wind: The thunderstorms that have developed have bug echos. This creates an important straight line-line event. Wind gusts of up to 90 miles per hour were recorded in Alice. This storm is now moving to Nueces County until midnight.

The main threats for stronger storms are big hail and harmful wind winds. The Storm Prediction Center has the entire area in a “light” risk (2 to 1-5 scale) for severe thunderstorms this evening.

The time for severe thunderstorms with this activity will be in the coastal bend from around 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Important note: Not all locations observe heavy thunderstorms. The strongest stuff should remain quite isolated.

We have a weather -mpact alarm for this period. If you have plans this evening, make sure that you have access to the protection when you are outside of a thunderstorm and a stronger thunderstorm approaches your location.

Overnight stays fall into the middle and upper 60s behind a weak cold front that moves through the region. This cold front is also one of the trigger mechanisms for storms on Thursday evening. Winters over 12-17 miles per hour from the east to the northeast.

FRIDAY: Will be sunny territory. Behind the cold front, the temperatures will still be warm and will come onto the market in the mid -1980s. However, since the air humidity is lower, it will feel good. Find a few temporary clouds with fair weather and a steady north breeze at 12-17 miles per hour with occasionally over 20 miles per hour.

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