Experience the volatile weather patterns of Austin – sunny mornings transform into stormy afternoons. Prepare for a week of fluctuating temps and storm alerts!

As we navigate through the week, Austin and the Southern Plains will play host to an array of weather conditions. From the comforting warm patches of sun interspersed with cloud covers to the incoming threat of severe storms, it’s crucial to stay updated and prepared. Witness the transition from moderate daytime temps to cooler nights and from isolated showers to potential severe weather outbursts. Ensure your plans align with our comprehensive forecast and safety tips. For daily up-to-the-minute updates, visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/ Across the Southern Plains, a cluster of storms is brewing around the Midland and San Antonio areas, with rain heavy at times and moving eastward towards Corpus Christi. Moderate rain showers are present near El Paso and stretching towards Albuquerque, indicating a wet afternoon for these areas. Clouds are starting to thicken over Dallas, and precipitation is on the horizon for Oklahoma City. The Lower Mississippi Valley, including areas like New Orleans, is seeing isolated showers as storm systems start to converge.
In Austin this afternoon, temperatures reach a high of 86 degrees with scattered thunderstorms developing. Winds are from the south-southeast at 7 miles per hour. By 6 PM, temperatures dip slightly to 83 degrees with a chance of a few showers. Isolated thunderstorms are possible by 8 PM as temperatures settle around 81 degrees, with light winds from the southeast.
In the Southern Plains today, El Paso is experiencing a warm high of 91 degrees. Midland is also warm with a high reaching 80 degrees. Meanwhile, Dallas is slightly cooler at 85 degrees, while San Antonio sees a high of 87 degrees. As we move towards the eastern part of the region, New Orleans and Jackson both hit 90 and 91 degrees respectively, showcasing a notable warm pattern.
Tonight, temperatures in the Southern Plains will be mild, with Dallas expected to drop to 75 degrees. Oklahoma City is forecasted for a low of 74 degrees, while Little Rock will be slightly cooler at 71. San Antonio is also looking at 76 degrees, and the warmer spot, New Orleans, will remain around 77.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a sizzling high of 98 degrees. San Antonio is forecasted to hit 88 degrees. Dallas will be cooler at 83, and further east, Little Rock braves a warm 93 degrees. Meanwhile, New Orleans is set for a comfortable 90 degrees, with these temperatures reflecting above-average conditions for this time of year across the Southern Plains.
A dynamic weather pattern is expected over the Southern Plains tomorrow. In the early morning, scattered rain showers will move from Dallas to Corpus Christi, offering relief from dry conditions. Oklahoma City may experience stronger thunderstorms, with an unstable air mass providing the potential for severe storm activity. As a cold front approaches, stay alert for severe weather warnings, particularly in southeastern areas, through Wednesday night. Temperatures will dip following the front’s passage, leading to cooler and drier conditions heading into the weekend.
Expect a high UV index of 9 in Austin today, with a burn time as short as 15 minutes, so it’s crucial to protect your skin with sunscreen and clothing. Tomorrow, the UV level decreases to a moderate 5, with a 27-minute burn time but watch out for any sun despite potential cloud cover. Stay sun-safe!