Today, the Southern Plains sees a variety of weather phenomena. Austin enjoys partly sunny skies while storms bring gusts and rain from Texas to Kansas City. Get the scoop on today’s and tomorrow’s forecast!

Welcome to our detailed weather focus for Austin and the surrounding Southern Plains on June 24, 2025. As Austin enjoys a warm afternoon with temperatures peaking at 93°F, nearby areas face an array of weather challenges. From gusty winds to potential severe storms, our region is a hotspot for meteorological activity. This post dives deep into what’s happening today, what to expect tomorrow, and how to stay safe amidst weather extremes. Detailed hour-by-hour temperature predictions, storm tracking, and safety tips—all under one roof. Don’t miss out on these essential updates. A stretch of storms with some severe components is sweeping across the Southern Plains from northern Texas into Oklahoma, reaching as far as Kansas City. El Paso sees scattered rain showers, while Midland is also observing some precipitation as these showers extend towards New Mexico. Areas near Corpus Christi and New Orleans remain relatively clear, although rain is developing just offshore. Winds could be gusty around these storm systems, especially in exposed areas, as they continue moving eastward.
Austin’s afternoon temperatures will be rising to 93 degrees around 4 PM, easing slightly to 90 degrees by 6 PM, and reaching 86 degrees by 8 PM. Expect partly cloudy skies with an east-southeast wind at 7 to 9 miles per hour. The warm conditions paired with gentle breezes make for a typical summer afternoon.
Today’s regional high temperatures are shaping up to be quite warm in the Southern Plains. Dallas is set to reach a high of 94 degrees, while Little Rock will be even hotter at 95. San Antonio has a pleasant high of 91 degrees, contrasting slightly with Corpus Christi at 90. El Paso steps in with a cooler high of 83 degrees, as Midland also stays warm with a high of 93.
Tonight in the Southern Plains, expect lows around 73 degrees in Dallas and Jackson, while Midland will drop to 73 as well. A cooler 68 degrees is forecast for El Paso. San Antonio will see a low of 74, and Corpus Christi will only dip to 77.
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, El Paso will reach a high of 84 degrees, while Midland is projected to hit 94 degrees. San Antonio and Dallas are both expecting afternoon highs of 92 degrees. New Orleans will experience a warm day with a high of 93 degrees, and Jackson will be even warmer at 95 degrees.
For the Southern Plains tomorrow, prepare for an active weather day as a cold front advances. Expect widespread rain extending from Dallas to Corpus Christi, enhancing the chance of thunderstorms. Oklahoma City could experience intense storms, so remain vigilant for potential severe weather alerts. Thunderstorms stretch from Little Rock to Jackson and New Orleans, likely affecting travel plans. Temperatures will dip behind the front, but drier conditions should return as we move into the weekend.
The UV index in Austin will be very high on Tuesday and Wednesday, reaching values of 11 and 10 respectively. Expect a burn time of approximately 11 to 12 minutes when spending time outdoors.