Tomorrow’s forecast in Austin promises mostly clear skies evolving into partly cloudy conditions, with a high of 86 degrees. Watch out for severe weather approaches in nearby regions.

This week in Austin unfolds under mostly clear skies with warnings of potential severe weather nearby. Begin your days with tranquil skies while staying informed about the escalating storm threats as conditions develop. Tune in for daily updates on temperatures and weather shifts, especially concerning the high UV index expected early this week, which poses significant health risks without proper protection.
The Southern Plains region is showcasing a cluster of severe storms centered near Oklahoma City, stretching into southern Oklahoma and moving toward northern Texas. This storm system is heading towards Dallas, bringing with it the potential for heavy rain and severe weather conditions. Light showers are spotted near Little Rock, as well as scattered, light rain near Jackson. Areas farther south, including New Orleans, are observing cloudy conditions with no significant precipitation.
Tomorrow morning in Austin, expect temperatures starting at 77 degrees at 8 AM with a south wind at 4 mph. By 10 AM, temperatures rise to 80 degrees, the wind shifts slightly to the south-southwest at 6 mph, and skies become mostly cloudy. Moving closer to midday, temperatures peak at 86 degrees with partly cloudy conditions continuing.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a sizzling high of 107 degrees, while Midland reaches 103 degrees, both well above average for this time of year. In San Antonio, temperatures will climb to 95 degrees, which is also on the warmer side of seasonal trends. Dallas is forecasted to hit 96 degrees, reflecting the heatwave affecting the region. Corpus Christi and New Orleans will experience more moderate highs of 91 and 85 degrees, respectively. Oklahoma City will see a high of 93.
Expect an active weather day across the Southern Plains Tuesday. Showers and storms will impact from Dallas through Corpus Christi, offering much-needed rain. Oklahoma City could experience stronger storms due to an unstable air mass. Stay alert for severe weather warnings in east Texas and southeastern Oklahoma as a cold front approaches. Temperatures will cool slightly after the front passes, bringing calmer conditions into Wednesday.
Austin’s UV index reaches a very high level of 10 on Sunday, with potential burn times as quick as 12 minutes, so it’s critical to stay protected. Monday intensifies further to an extreme level of 11, with UV exposure possible in just 11 minutes.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Austin: Sunday: Expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy again, warming slightly to 94 degrees and a low around 74 degrees. Tuesday: Mostly clear skies as temperatures rise to 95 degrees, with overnight lows of 74 degrees. Wednesday: Enjoy mostly clear weather with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy with temperatures reaching 92 degrees for the high and dipping to 73 degrees at night. Friday: Showers may arrive late, with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Saturday: The skies turn partly cloudy, with temperatures peaking at 89 degrees and a low of 74 degrees.