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Welcome to your detailed forecast for Austin and beyond into the Southern Plains. Tomorrow’s weather brings partly cloudy mornings with a comfortable start at 75°F, climbing steadily as the day progresses. By noon, you can expect 86°F under partly sunny skies. This pattern is just the start as the week promises varying temperatures and conditions from city to city across the Southern Plains. From potential severe weather threats like thunderstorms and high winds to tranquil sunny days, we’ve got your weather needs covered. Dive into our comprehensive 7-day forecast and stay prepared!
The Southern Plains are generally calm, with clouds dominating. Showers are appearing near the southern border of Colorado, influencing weather for Albuquerque. A few showers are popping up around El Paso, stretching towards the Texas-Mexico border. Daytime heating is causing storm development in Dallas, which could push towards Little Rock later.
In Austin tomorrow morning, temperatures will start at a comfortable 75 degrees at 8 AM with mostly cloudy skies. By 10 AM, the temperature rises to 80 degrees as the clouds begin to part, revealing partly cloudy skies. Expect a light southeast wind at 3 miles per hour. By noon, conditions remain partly cloudy with temperatures reaching 86 degrees and the southeast breeze picking up slightly to 4 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, temperatures are soaring. El Paso will peak at 81 degrees, while Midland is expecting a hotter 94 degrees. San Antonio will enjoy highs of 93, and Dallas anticipates a scorching 95 degrees. Little Rock is also set to hit 95, contributing to above-average temperatures across the region. New Orleans will have a warm high of 89 degrees, rounding out a sweltering day.
Across the Southern Plains on Tuesday, thunderstorms develop from Midland to Oklahoma City as a cold front advances, sparking severe weather threats including damaging winds and large hail. Rain is likely from Albuquerque to Dallas, bringing needed moisture. Watch for severe weather alerts issued for Central to Eastern Oklahoma, especially late afternoon into evening. Behind the front, temperatures dip slightly but remain warm. Unstable air continues to drive active weather across the region through Wednesday.
The UV index in Austin will be very high, reaching 11 on Monday, with a short burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. On Tuesday, the index slightly decreases to 10, with a burn time of 12 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Austin: Monday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 73 degrees. Tuesday: Some clouds remain with the temperature reaching 92 degrees and a low of 73 degrees. Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy conditions, the high will be 91 degrees with a low of 73 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy once more, with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 73 degrees. Friday: The sun pops through more clearly, with a toasty high of 96 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Saturday: Slightly warmer with partly cloudy skies, temperatures will climb to 97 degrees with a low of 75 degrees. Sunday: Continues partly cloudy with temperatures around 96 degrees, cooling to 74 degrees overnight.