The forecast rainy weather caused a headache at the Corpus Christi City Fireworks Show.

The National Weather Service sent out information throughout the day indicating that a weather system coming from the north and east of south Texas was heading toward the area and would likely affect the shows in the area.

The City of Corpus Christi first stated that it did not intend to cancel the pyrotechnic show at the Big Bang Celebration, but announced later that It would be moved until 8:30 pm, about 10 minutes before new start time. The show was originally scheduled to begin at 9:30 pm, when NWS officials said that showers and thunderstorms would begin to move around the area.

The city also canceled the Light Bridge Harbor Show, which was to be synchronized with several local radio stations. The Corpus Christi Regional Park & ​​Ride Transportation Service continued to transport protesters to their vehicles stationed at City Hall, NWS officials said in a press release announcing that some many showers and thunderstorms occur in North Texas. towards the area. As a result, storms are likely to progress in the Corpus Christi area between 21 and 23 hours.

It is not expected that all areas of the coastal fold will receive rain, but scattered thunderstorms will create "Although severe weather is at best isolated, with residents watching or triggering Fireworks tonight, these storms will present dangers to people on the outside like storms. pass the area, "liberation states."

No severe weather or widespread flooding is expected, NWS officials said. It is also advisable for residents to head inland when the thunder sounded as a precaution

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