This week in Austin, enjoy a mix of cloudy and clear skies with temperatures peaking at 95 degrees. Watch out for severe weather warnings, including potential thunderstorms and hazardous UV levels.

Embark on a detailed journey through Austin’s weekly weather forecast. Experience the variations from mostly cloudy skies to the anticipated severe weather alerts. With temperatures swinging high, it’s crucial to be updated on daily weather changes. Get insights into each day’s forecast, from calm mornings to nights expecting storms across the Southern Plains. Safety tips for handling high UV indexes and storm preparations are also covered.
A calm pattern dominates much of the Southern Plains, but there’s notable activity to watch. Rain showers are developing across southern Colorado, providing some refreshing precipitation. Kansas City is experiencing patchy rain moving towards eastern Kansas. Areas like New Orleans and Corpus Christi remain mostly clear, enjoying a break from stormy conditions.
Tomorrow Morning in Austin, temperatures will start at 77 degrees at 8 a.m., rising to 80 degrees by 10 a.m. A southern breeze at 7 miles per hour will accompany the persistent cloud cover early on. By noon, some clearing is expected with temperatures reaching 85 degrees and partly cloudy skies.
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, temperatures are expected to soar, with Dallas hitting 97 degrees. Midland will be warm at 91 degrees, while San Antonio reaches a sizzling 98 degrees. Little Rock could see an exceptional high of 100 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Corpus Christi is looking at a high of 92 degrees, making for a warm coastal day. New Orleans will also see elevated temperatures, peaking at 94 degrees, influenced by persistent high-pressure systems across the region.
A cold front is advancing through the Southern Plains, producing thunderstorms from Dallas to Corpus Christi, with localized flash flooding possible. Oklahoma City may encounter severe storms with large hail and gusty winds. In Midland and extending into El Paso, expect scattered showers which will gradually clear. Temperatures will drop behind the front, bringing cooler conditions into Tuesday. Stay vigilant for severe weather warnings, especially in eastern Oklahoma and north Texas through tomorrow night.
Austin’s UV index will be very high on Monday at 10, with a potential burn time of just 12 minutes. On Tuesday, the UV index reaches 11, indicating a burn time as short as 11 minutes!
For the 7-day forecast in Austin: Monday: Expect mostly cloudy skies with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 76 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions will continue, with the temperature reaching up to 95 degrees and dipping to 75 degrees at night. Wednesday: Clear skies, so enjoy the sun with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Thursday: Mostly clear weather with temperatures peaking at 96 degrees during the day and a low of 75 degrees. Friday: Partly cloudy skies will bring highs around 95 degrees and a nighttime low of 77 degrees. Saturday: Temperatures cool slightly with partly cloudy weather, reaching a high of 92 degrees and a low of 76 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions with highs of 95 degrees and lows of 76 degrees.