Inland Nueces County storm history

Heat index values ranged from 110 to 118 degrees. A 22-month old died this day after being left in a hot car. The child was left in a vehicle in the Tom Browne Middle School parking lot in Corpus Christi, TX. A Heat Advisory was in effect at the time of the incident. The Advisory…

D3 from November removed in the first December outlook. Continued D2.

Continued D2. Introduction of D3 in W Nueces in the 11/18 outlook.

Introduction of D2 in W Nueces.

D2 improved to D1.

Continued D2 drought. Texas A&M AgriLife: A widespread rainfall event brought 1.5 to 7 inches of precipitation across the district, greatly improving soil moisture and temporarily boosting agricultural conditions. Low-lying areas saw standing water, and the wet fields delayed cot…

A long stretch of little to no rainfall led to the introduction of severe drought over portions of northern Nueces County during late February. Texas A&M AgriLife: Recent weather conditions have significantly impacted agricultural activities, particularly fieldwork and forage gro…

Glaze of ice noted on elevated surfaces at NWS Corpus Christi (CRP).

KCRP reported wind chills at or below 15 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

KRBO reported wind chills at or below 25 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

KCRP reported wind chills at or below 25 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

KRBO reported wind chills at or below 25 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

Texas A&M AgriLife: A severe cold front was expected to move in. Wet weather brought 2-3 inches of beneficial rainfall across the district. Field crop producers were preparing for the upcoming planting season by checking equipment and receiving seed. Winter pastures greatly impro…

KCRP reported wind chills at or below 25 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

Texas A&M AgriLife: A severe cold front was expected to move in. Wet weather brought 2-3 inches of beneficial rainfall across the district. Field crop producers were preparing for the upcoming planting season by checking equipment and receiving seed. Winter pastures greatly impro…

CWOP weather station reported 110-114 heat index for 2 hours.

Corpus Christi Airport measured a heat index of 110 for 2 hours.

CWOP weather stations observed heat indices of 110-114 for 3 hours.

Heat index values of 110-116 were observed over KCRP and KRBO.

Heat index values ranged from 110 to 116 degrees.

Heat index values ranged from 110 to 113 degrees.

Heat index values up to 110 degrees.

Heat index values up to 110 degrees.

Heat index values of 110-114 were observed at KRBO.

Heat index values up to 110.

Heat index values ranged from 110 to 112 degrees.

Heat index values of 110-113 were observed at KCRP.

Head index values of 110-113 were observed at KCRP.

Heat index values of 110-112 were observed at KCRP.

Maximum heat index of 110 degrees at both CRP and RBO.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-120.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-118.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-123.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Inland Nueces observed heat index values of 110-114.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110 to 113.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110 to 113.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 115 to 119.