Get the full scoop on Austin’s glistening morning with clear skies and pleasant temperatures. Uncover what the day holds before stepping out.

Good morning, Austin! Start your day with an accurate brief on our clear skies and climbing temperatures. While Austin enjoys a mild and sunny morning, surrounding areas in the Southern Plains experience a mix of stormy and sunny conditions. Learn more about what affects our local weather and how it compares to neighboring cities. Comprehensive details are followed by a 7-day forecast, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the week ahead. Read more on our blog: https://amyfreeze.ai/
The Southern Plains are buzzing with activity as storms sweep across the region. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are impacting the Dallas area, moving towards Oklahoma City with a potent front, and extending over to Little Rock. Further south, San Antonio is experiencing lighter showers as rain bands stretch toward Midland. The lower Mississippi Delta, near Jackson, is seeing persistent rainfall, hinting at more moist air converging into the region, while the El Paso area enjoys clearer skies.
Tomorrow morning in Austin starts with temperatures around 72 degrees at 9 AM, with partly cloudy skies. By 11 AM, expect clear skies as temperatures rise to 78 degrees. Winds will be light.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a high of 89 degrees, while Midland warms up to 84. San Antonio is set for a hot day at 92 degrees. In Dallas, temperatures reach 85 degrees, and Oklahoma City will see a high of 84. Notably, these temperatures are well above average, influenced by a warm air mass settling over the Southern Plains.
A potent cold front will sweep through the Southern Plains, bringing widespread showers and storms from El Paso to Midland and San Antonio into Thursday evening. Expect stronger storm activity, potentially severe, to target areas around Oklahoma City by tomorrow afternoon. Rainfall will range from moderate to heavy, with localized flooding possible in low-lying areas. As the front moves eastward, Dallas and Corpus Christi will receive beneficial rain, though caution is advised for flash flooding. By Friday, cooler temperatures and clearing skies will follow in the front’s wake.
The UV index in Austin today is a high 7, with a burn time of about 20 minutes—be sure to apply sunscreen and wear a hat! Tomorrow, the UV index remains at 6, reducing the burn time to roughly 15 minutes.
Here’s your 7-day forecast for Austin: Thursday: Sunny skies will dominate with a high reaching 91 degrees and a low of 64 degrees. Friday: Similar conditions continue with a high of 92 degrees and a nighttime low around 63 degrees. Saturday: Expect more sunshine as temperatures climb to a high of 93 degrees and a low of 64 degrees. Sunday: The sunny streak remains with a high of 92 degrees and low temperatures around 65 degrees. Monday: Clouds begin to filter in, but we still have a high of 90 degrees with a low of 65 degrees. Tuesday: The skies become partly cloudy, bringing a slight 10 percent chance of rain. Look for a high of 91 degrees and a low of 68 degrees. Wednesday: Clouds increase, keeping temperatures warm with a high of 94 degrees and lows around 68 degrees.