Meteorologist Amy Freeze covers all you need to know about the weather in Austin for the next week. Expect a mix of clouds, sunshine and some rain!

Austin Tomorrow Morning News – 05/15/2025 Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with your Southern Plains Forecast update. Expect partly cloudy skies in Austin during tomorrow morning. Here’s the weather outside your front door. Over the Southern Plains, the radar reveals spotty precipitation patterns early this morning. Light rain showers are currently sweeping across the southern areas of Oklahoma City, making their way toward Little Rock. As we move farther southwest, Midland and areas near El Paso are also witnessing scattered rain showers. The skies are primarily clear elsewhere, granting sunshine to regions like Dallas and San Antonio. Snow isn’t visible on the radar at this time, maintaining dry conditions for those in the surrounding mountain regions. Tomorrow morning in Austin begins with a cloudy start at 76 degrees at 8 a.m., offering a mild beginning to the day. By 10 a.m., temperatures rise to 79 degrees with the sun peeking…
Over the Southern Plains, the radar reveals spotty precipitation patterns early this morning. Light rain showers are currently sweeping across the southern areas of Oklahoma City, making their way toward Little Rock. As we move farther southwest, Midland and areas near El Paso are also witnessing scattered rain showers. The skies are primarily clear elsewhere, granting sunshine to regions like Dallas and San Antonio. Snow isn’t visible on the radar at this time, maintaining dry conditions for those in the surrounding mountain regions.
Tomorrow morning in Austin begins with a cloudy start at 76 degrees at 8 a.m., offering a mild beginning to the day. By 10 a.m., temperatures rise to 79 degrees with the sun peeking through the clouds as conditions become mostly cloudy. Winds remain steady from the south at about 10 miles per hour, adding a gentle breeze to the morning air. The temperature continues to climb, reaching 84 degrees by noon with lingering cloud cover.
High temperatures for the Southern Plains tomorrow will be significantly above average, with many cities experiencing a warm afternoon. San Antonio is set to soar to 103 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. Midland will also see a high of 92 degrees, while El Paso anticipates a warm 88 degrees. Dallas will reach 90 degrees, and New Orleans and Jackson are both expected to hit 89 degrees.
A cold front moves into the Southern Plains tomorrow, affecting areas from Dallas to Corpus Christi with widespread rain showers bringing much-needed moisture. Oklahoma City may experience stronger storms due to an unstable air mass ahead of the front. Be on alert for severe weather warnings, particularly for gusty winds and possible hail. The system will shift eastward, bringing showers and potential thunderstorms to Little Rock and Jackson by evening. Cool, stable air will follow, but it’s important to have your weather safety plan ready through Wednesday night.
The UV index in Austin will be very high at 10 on both Thursday and Friday, with an expected burn time of just 12 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day outlook in Austin: Thursday: Mostly cloudy skies with a high of 98 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Friday: Cloudy conditions persist, with temperatures peaking at 97 degrees and dipping to 76 degrees overnight. Saturday: The clouds give way slightly, leading to mostly cloudy skies. Anticipate a high of 96 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 96 degrees, cooling to 76 degrees at night. Monday: A mostly clear day ahead with the temperature rising to 95 degrees and cooling to 75 degrees by evening. Tuesday: A pleasantly clear day with highs around 94 degrees and a cool 64 degrees for a low. Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy skies, with temperatures reaching a high of 94 degrees and a low of 64 degrees.