Catch up on tomorrow’s weather forecast for Austin with updates on temperatures, potential storms, and UV index advisories. Stay prepared with the expertise of meteorologist Amy Freeze.

Welcome to a detailed look at what Austin and the Southern Plains region can expect in terms of weather tomorrow. Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an in-depth analysis of morning conditions, high and low temperatures throughout the day, as well as the upcoming changes including a cold front that could bring rain and storms. Plus, find out the crucial UV index details to keep you safe from sun damage. For complete day-by-day predictions for the week ahead, don’t miss the rest of our updates.
On the Regional Radar, a line of storms is moving northeastward, starting around Corpus Christi and heading towards Jackson. San Antonio is currently experiencing strong showers, with these conditions trailing towards Dallas. Over the Lower Mississippi Valley, including areas near New Orleans and Jackson, rain is intensifying, suggesting a wet day ahead. Across the Texas panhandle and Oklahoma, conditions remain dry and clear with a pleasant mix of sun and clouds. Albuquerque enjoys clear skies, making for a calm weather day in the Southwest.
Expect a cloudy start to your morning in Austin with temperatures around 70 degrees at 8 AM. As the morning progresses, temperatures will increase to 74 degrees by 10 AM with mostly cloudy skies. By noon, temperatures will have warmed up to 80 degrees, and you can anticipate the sky to be mostly cloudy.
Tomorrow El Paso is set to reach a warm 93 degrees, while Midland will hit 92. San Antonio will see a high of 91 degrees, and Corpus Christi will expect 88. Dallas will warm up to 87 degrees, and Oklahoma City should also see a high of 87.
On the futurecast for the Southern Plains, an approaching cold front will trigger showers and isolated storms from Midland to Corpus Christi. Oklahoma City should be aware of the potential for severe storms due to an unstable air mass. Heavy rainfall is expected in northeastern Texas, contributing to potential flash flood conditions. Conversely, New Orleans will experience clearer conditions as the front moves eastward.
The UV index in Austin will reach a high of 7 on Friday, with a burn time of about 20 minutes, so be sure to apply sunscreen if you’re heading outside. Saturday will see the index rise to 8, indicating a quicker burn time of 17 minutes—extra caution is advised for prolonged sun exposure.
For the 7-day forecast in Austin: Friday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 68. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching a high of 89 degrees and a low of 70. Sunday: Expect it to heat up with a high of 97 degrees under partly sunny skies, with a low of 70. Monday: Staying warm with a high around 96 degrees, the low will be 76 with partly cloudy conditions. Tuesday: More partly cloudy weather, with highs peaking at 93 degrees and a low of 77. Wednesday: Thunderstorms could develop late, with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 76. Thursday: Partly sunny with a high around 94 degrees and an overnight low of 76.