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Lake Corpus Christi soars to 85.5% full after days of heavy rain
Lake Corpus Christi has reached its highest levels since 2022.
KIII 3News
Lake Corpus Christi reaches 90% capacity after recent rains
KIII 3News
Showers and storms possible Sunday and Monday
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Lake Corpus Christi soars to 85.5% full after days of heavy rain
The second-largest reservoir in the Coastal Bend has seen a staggering rise this week after inflows from the swollen Nueces River finally began to arrive from last month's deadly rains across South Central Texas. As of Friday, August 7, Lake Corpus Christi stood at 85.5% full, according to Water Data...
KGNS
Thursday 7 Day Forecast
spectrumlocalnews.com
Recent rainfall buys drought-stricken Corpus Christi time to figure out future
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi's water supplies were expected to run dry by early next year. Now, recent heavy July rains are pouring into two main reservoirs, buying the city another two years to figure out the future after recent drought. Two rivers, the Frio...
KIII 3News
High pressure keeps control of the South Texas forecast; spotty afternoon storm remains possible
southtexasnews.com
Major flooding persists along Nueces River
Major flooding continued Sunday along the Nueces River at Three Rivers, while the river at Tilden began a slow recession and water levels continued rising at Lake Corpus Christi. The Nueces River near Three Rivers stood at 38.95 feet at 4:15 a.m. Sunday, nearly 14 feet above its 25-foot flood...
KIII 3News
Showers and storms are possible across the Coastal Bend Sunday
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Nueces River reaches major flood status near Three Rivers
The Nueces River near Three Rivers has reached major flood status as floodwaters from the Texas Hill Country continue to move downstream into South Texas, according to the National Weather Service Corpus Christi. The Nueces River had reached 35.33 feet as of 4:15 p.m. on July 30 and is predicted to reach 39.2 feet by July 31, a graph by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows. The Live Oak County Office of Emergency Management said that more than 45 state, local and regional organizations have responded to the flooding by assisting with public safety, recovery planning, road monitoring and more, according to a Facebook post . In another Facebook post, Live Oak County Judge James Liska visited County Road 438 where flooding had occurred to warn residents living along the Nueces River to “turn around, don’t drown.” In the video, he said the backup flood waters on the road are expected to rise higher and the crest, or peak of the flood stage, is predicted to occur on Aug. 1. County Road 436 in the Simmons community is closed due to flooding, according to the Live Oak Office of Emergency Management. George West Junior High has become a shelter
KIII 3News
Floodwaters reach Lake Corpus Christi as levels continue to rise
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Kingsville: Mosquitos carrying St. Louis Encephalitis detected, spraying begins tonight
The City of Kingsville will begin spraying for mosquitoes after two samples tested positive for St. Louis Encephalitis Virus, with crews spraying within a 1-mile radius of the affected areas for three consecutive nights. The City of Kingsville will begin spraying for mosquitoes tonight after two mosquito samples tested positive...
KSAT 12
Floodwaters from devastating Texas storms help delay Corpus Christi water emergency
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – The same floodwaters that caused widespread devastation across parts of Central and South Texas are providing unexpected relief for Corpus Christi’s strained water supply. Water flowing down the Frio and Nueces rivers is replenishing Choke Canyon Reservoir and Lake Corpus Christi, prompting city officials...