Explore what the weather holds for Austin and the surrounding Southern Plains area on 07/22/2025. From early morning forecasts to potential storm impacts, stay informed and prepared!

On 07/22/2025, weather enthusiasts and local residents of Austin can expect a mix of conditions across the Southern Plains. Starting your day with partly cloudy skies, temperatures are set to rise from 77 degrees in the morning to a warm 86 degrees by noon, accompanied by gentle southerly breezes. The day will also feature potentially severe weather developments as a cold front moves in, promising needed rainfall but also raising concerns about damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Make sure to apply high SPF sunscreen and seek shade, as the UV index will hit an extreme high of 11, making sun protection a priority.
A mix of weather conditions is appearing across the Southern Plains on the radar today. Showers and thunderstorms are scattered over central and eastern Texas, with Dallas experiencing some heavy rain moving toward Tyler. In New Mexico, there are spotty showers around Albuquerque, while Oklahoma City remains dry with clear skies. The Gulf Coast near Corpus Christi has showers spreading inland, adding some wet weather to the day.
Tomorrow morning in Austin, temperatures will start at 77 degrees at 8 AM with a cloudy sky. Expect a gentle breeze from the south at 4 miles per hour. By 10 AM, the temperature will rise to 80 degrees with partially cloudy skies and a southwest wind at 6 miles per hour. The morning will gently warm up to 86 degrees by noon, with partly cloudy conditions and winds coming from the south at 6 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, El Paso will see a high of 92 degrees. Midland will reach slightly higher at 93 degrees. San Antonio is set to sizzle at 100 degrees, while Dallas is expected to hit 99. In Little Rock, temperatures will soar to an impressive 101 degrees, indicating a notably warm pattern across the region.
Expect a turbulent weather pattern unfolding over the Southern Plains tomorrow. Showers and storms will develop from San Antonio to Oklahoma City, bringing much-needed rainfall. A cold front advancing from the northwest could spark severe storms, especially in central Oklahoma and northeastern Texas, so be sure to stay weather aware. As the front progresses, potential for damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will exist, particularly through tomorrow evening. Watch for rain accumulations that, while beneficial, may lead to localized flooding concerns.
The UV index in Austin is set to be extremely high at 11 on both Tuesday and Wednesday, with a burn time of just 11 minutes. Make sure you’re well-protected from the sun by applying high SPF sunscreen and seeking shade during peak hours, especially if spending extended time outdoors.
For the 7-day outlook in Austin: Tuesday: Mostly clear with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Wednesday: Continuing with mostly clear skies, the high reaches 97 degrees and the low stays at 74 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy and very warm with a high of 97 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Friday: Conditions remain partly cloudy; expect a high of 95 degrees, cooling to 76 at night. Saturday: Partly cloudy conditions with temperatures peaking at 88 degrees during the day and dropping to 76 degrees overnight. Sunday: Another partly cloudy day with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Monday: Wrapping up the week with mostly clear skies and a high of 96 degrees, the low stays constant at 75 degrees.