Bill Alexander

5 days ago | kristv.com | Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — A series of upper-level disturbances will bring showers and thunderstorms to the Coastal Bend Sunday through Thursday of next week. Residents may be blessed with a half to more than an inch of rain. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWThe beach and coastal waters will be tempting today, but beware rough bays and rip currents. All the humidity will combine with upper-air instability to return rain chances next week.

2 weeks ago | kristv.com | Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — With the emergence of spring and its warmth and green-up comes the appearance and dispersion of pollen and mold spores. For those with particular sensitivity, pollen can include a crippling allergic response. Knowledge of current and expected conditions, and knowledge of preventative measures, can be crucial to lessening the impact of pollen. Some geographic regions are more susceptible than others to the occurrence of high pollen count.

3 weeks ago | kristv.com | Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Morning clouds and fog will give way to afternoon sun and warmth this weekend. The mercury returns to well above normal in the week to come, with little significant rainfall expected.

4 weeks ago | kztv10.com | Diamond Dickson |Sophia Englehart |Stefanie Lauber |Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — _____________________________________ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 267 p.m. update - A Flood Watch remains in effect through 12 p.m. FridayFlood Warnings are in effect through the weekend for the following:Aransas River near SkidmoreNueces River near Bluntzer and TildenSan Fernando Creek near AliceSignificant rainfall is expected across the Coastal Bend. Rain we haven't had in a long time.

4 weeks ago | kristv.com | Diamond Dickson |Sophia Englehart |Stefanie Lauber |Bill Alexander

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — _____________________________________ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 262 p.m. update - Rainfall arrives in our neighborhoods starting Wednesday afternoon. Heavier rainfall is anticipated overnight into early Thursday morning with the most accumulation expected. By Friday afternoon, showers move out of the Coastal Bend and taper off to the northeast. 1:29 p.m. update - Majority of our neighborhoods are now under a Flood Watch through Friday noon.