Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest weather updates for Austin and the Southern Plains. From cozy evenings to above-average temperatures, stay informed on what to expect.

Get the comprehensive weather rundown with Amy Freeze! Austin and the Southern Plains are showcasing an active weather pattern this week, including cloudy evenings, unexpected showers, and rising temperatures. Whether you’re planning your work week or arranging outdoor activities, our weather guide will help ensure you’re prepared. Visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/ for continued updates and insights into your local and regional weather forecasts.
The Southern Plains radar shows mostly clear conditions, with a few pockets where the weather is active. Near El Paso, light rain showers are sporadic, while further east, Midland is experiencing some localized showers. Meanwhile, northeast of Dallas, rain is moving into the region toward Little Rock. Jackson and New Orleans are enjoying a mostly dry and clear morning. In Kansas City, light showers are present, hinting at a possible increase in cloud cover throughout the day.
For this evening in Austin, expect cloudy skies with temperatures easing from a warm 74 degrees at 9 PM to a cooler 69 degrees by 1 AM. A north-northeast wind will keep things breezy, starting at 6 miles per hour and tapering to 3 miles per hour as we head into the night. By early morning, showers will move in, bringing some overnight rain to the area.
Low temperatures tonight in the Southern Plains are trending cooler as a cold front moves through. Expect a chilly 49 degrees in Oklahoma City and 55 in Dallas. Little Rock will dip to 52 degrees, while Midland sees a low of 53. San Antonio will remain milder at 63 degrees, but temperatures are noticeably colder compared to recent nights. Houston will hold steady at 66 degrees, making it one of the warmer spots in the region.
High temperatures for the Southern Plains tomorrow reflect a warm trend as spring settles in. El Paso is looking at a high of 82 degrees, while Midland reaches 76. San Antonio will be quite warm at 85 degrees, and Corpus Christi is expected to peak at 87 degrees. Dallas will be slightly cooler with a high of 77. Overall, many areas are seeing above-average temperatures, influenced by a dominating ridge of high pressure.
The Southern Plains is set for an active weather day tomorrow. Rain showers are expected from Dallas down to Corpus Christi, offering some relief from dry conditions. Oklahoma City might experience stronger storms due to a highly unstable air mass. A cold front moving through could trigger severe weather, so stay alert for warnings, especially southeast of these areas through Thursday night.
The UV index in Austin reaches a very high level of 10 both today and tomorrow. With a burn time of just 12 minutes, it’s crucial to minimize sun exposure during peak hours.
Thursday: Cloudy skies with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 62 degrees. Friday: Expect mostly clear conditions with the temperature reaching up to 82 degrees during the day and dropping to 61 at night. Saturday: Mostly clear with a daytime high of 82 degrees and an overnight low of 56. Sunday: Lovely sunny day with temperatures peaking at 84 degrees and falling to 54 degrees in the evening. Monday: Clear skies and a little warmer, the high climbs to 88 degrees, cooling to 60 at night. Tuesday: Mostly clear and warmer still, as temperatures reach 94 degrees, with a low of 68 degrees. Wednesday: Wrap up the week with partly cloudy skies and a high of 98 degrees, cooling to 70 degrees overnight.