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Corpus Christi's fall equinox will feel far from fall
The first day of fall is around the corner — but with blazing sun and heavy humidity, temperatures will feel far from cold fronts, changing leaves or pumpkin spice-inspired consumables in Corpus Christi. The first “official” day of fall, known as the fall equinox, is Sept. 22. It’s one of “two times of the year when the Earth's axis is tilted neither toward nor away from the sun, resulting in a ‘nearly’ equal amount of daylight and darkness at all latitudes,” according to the National Weather Service’s website. “At the equator, the sun is directly overhead at noon on these two equinoxes,” it states. “The ‘nearly’ equal hours of day and night is due to refraction of sunlight or a bending of the light's rays that causes the sun to appear above the horizon when the actual position of the sun is below the horizon.” Corpus Christi news: Does your tap water have a funny smell or taste? Here's why. In South Texas, the first day of fall is nearly never called by a calendar date but signals a waiting spell for the first cool front of the season. It’s predicted that Corpus Christi’s daytime high the day the equinox
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High pressure continues to keep South Texas hot
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Above average temperatures continue into the work week
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Some folks got rain yesterday, while the forecast going forward is mostly just pain
In brief: After some locally heavy rain south of Houston on Thursday, we begin to revert back to strong late summer heat with mid to upper 90s back in action this weekend through early next week. Maybe we can disrupt the party a bit later next week, but it does not exactly look cool.
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Friday Forecast: Scattered showers for today before a dry and warm weekend
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The week starts with a heat advisory, but rain chances return by Thursday
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Still hot, with a chance of rain later this week
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Get ready for a hot weekend across the Coastal Bend!
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Partly cloudy skies return for most of us today, with a few showers for lucky neighborhoods
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Lake Corpus Christi rebounds from record low as visitors return to park
Lake Corpus Christi has experienced a significant rebound in water levels, attracting more visitors to Lake Corpus Christi State Park. After reaching its lowest point in history just months ago, Lake Corpus Christi is seeing a dramatic rebound, and the change is bringing more people back to Lake Corpus Christi State Park.
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Near triple-digit heat expected for the rest of Labor Day weekend