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When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

Tennessee is trapped under a massive heat dome but meteorologists say cooler fall weather is coming in October.
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Dallas Forecast: Highs in Low-to-Mid 90s on Sep. 22

Dallas Forecast: Highs in Low-to-Mid 90s on Sep. 22

The National Weather Service and model consensus predict a mostly sunny day in Dallas, Texas, on September 22, 2026. High temperatures are expected to range from the low-to-mid 90s °F (approximately 32-35 °C), slightly above the historical late-September average of 88°F (31°C). A recent frontal passage will bring cooler and drier air to the region, limiting afternoon heating compared to previous days dominated by southerly flow. Northeast winds will accompany the cooler air mass, contributing to a pleasant weather pattern for the day.
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Portland Enjoys Sunny End to Summer, Cooler Fall Ahead

Portland Enjoys Sunny End to Summer, Cooler Fall Ahead

As Portland, Oregon, approaches the astronomical start of fall on Tuesday, September 22, residents are enjoying a final weekend of warm summer weather. Daytime highs are expected to reach 81°F (27°C) on Sunday, with partly sunny skies in the morning giving way to clear, sunny conditions in the afternoon. Temperatures will gradually cool as the week progresses, with highs in the upper 70s°F (25°C) on Monday and mid-70s°F (23°C) on Tuesday. The fall equinox officially begins at 5:05 p.m. on Tuesday, marking the seasonal transition. The workweek is forecasted to remain dry and warm through midweek, with no significant rainfall expected until Thursday night or Friday.
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A key Corpus Christi water pipeline is down; repairs underway

A key Corpus Christi water pipeline is down; repairs underway

The Mary Rhodes Pipeline is out of service as workers investigate a leak discovered roughly at its halfway-point, according to officials.
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Los Angeles Overnight Lows to Hit Mid-60s on Sep. 22

Los Angeles Overnight Lows to Hit Mid-60s on Sep. 22

According to recent guidance from the National Weather Service and weather models, overnight temperatures in Los Angeles on September 22, 2026, are expected to range between 63°F and 67°F (17°C to 19°C). This forecast is attributed to a persistent marine layer and moderate onshore flow from the Pacific Ocean, which will limit radiative cooling. The predicted temperatures align closely with the late-September climatological average low of 62.8°F (17.1°C) for the area. No significant deviations from this range are anticipated, as there are no indications of strong offshore winds or unusual warming patterns during this period.
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Here’s how long Corpus Christi tap water will taste or smell ‘musty’

Here’s how long Corpus Christi tap water will taste or smell ‘musty’

Tap water with what Corpus Christi officials describe as having an “earthy or musty taste and odor” is continuing through the pipelines.
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Phoenix Braces for Triple-Digit Heat After Rain

Phoenix Braces for Triple-Digit Heat After Rain

Phoenix is transitioning from recent rain to a return of triple-digit heat. According to the National Weather Service, lingering showers are expected to taper off by Thursday morning, with skies clearing and temperatures reaching 93°F (34°C) by the afternoon. The heat will intensify starting Friday, with highs forecasted to reach 100°F (38°C) and climbing to 102–105°F (39–41°C) over the weekend. Overnight lows will remain in the 70s (21–26°C). Rain chances are minimal for the coming week, though a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms may return Monday night. The city has activated its 2026 Heat Response Plan to provide resources for residents during the heatwave.
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Chattanooga Sets Record for 45 Days Over 90°F

Chattanooga Sets Record for 45 Days Over 90°F

Chattanooga, Tennessee, has set a 147-year record with 45 consecutive days of temperatures reaching 90°F (32°C) or higher, according to the National Weather Service. This streak began on August 3 and has been fueled by a persistent heat dome centered over the region. Daily highs have averaged nearly 95°F (35°C) during this period. The heat dome, caused by high-pressure systems trapping warm air, has expanded the atmosphere overhead, intensifying the heat. Meteorologists expect the heat dome to shift westward by the weekend.
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See which Corpus Christi school earned a Lone Star Ribbon

See which Corpus Christi school earned a Lone Star Ribbon

The Lone Star Ribbon Schools program replaced the National Blue Ribbon Schools program last year.
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Week 4 Corpus Christi high school football scores, live updates

Week 4 Corpus Christi high school football scores, live updates

Follow along here for Corpus Christi high school football scores and updates from Week 4 of the season.
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Phoenix to Stay Dry With Near-Normal Temperatures

Phoenix to Stay Dry With Near-Normal Temperatures

Arizona is experiencing a quieter weather pattern as rain has largely subsided across the state. Phoenix is expected to remain dry with temperatures climbing to 101°F (38.3°C) on Friday under sunny skies. Humidity levels are decreasing, making the air feel less tropical. The weekend forecast predicts continued dry conditions statewide, with temperatures staying near or slightly above normal. Isolated storms may occur in northern Arizona, but no significant rainfall is expected in Phoenix or surrounding areas.
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90% Chance of Strong El Niño This Winter

90% Chance of Strong El Niño This Winter

The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center (CPC) has confirmed a 90% likelihood of a very strong El Niño event developing by the end of 2026, with a 70% chance of it being record-breaking. Sea surface temperatures in the eastern Pacific near Peru have risen by over 2°C (3.5–4°F) above average due to weakened trade winds. This El Niño is expected to influence weather patterns across the U.S., particularly bringing warmer-than-average conditions to the Pacific Northwest and a shift in the Pacific storm track toward California and the southern U.S. The seasonal outlook for December through February predicts a 60–70% chance of above-average temperatures in the Pacific Northwest, with no significant trend in precipitation.