Join Amy Freeze as she brings you the latest from Austin’s weather scene. Tomorrow promises a blend of sun and potential storms – perfect for planning your day with precision!

Welcome to our detailed weather forecast for Austin and the Southern Plains, brought to you by Meteorologist Amy Freeze. As you step out tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies with a sunny undertone. We dive deeper into what the weather across Texas and surrounding areas holds, including temperature spikes and potential severe weather alerts. With an intense UV index expected, learn how to protect yourself and enjoy the sunny days responsibly!
Across the Southern Plains, the radar shows clear weather dominating much of Texas, from El Paso to San Antonio. Rain showers are developing near Midland and moving generally eastward. In Oklahoma City, the atmosphere remains dry and calm, providing a break from any storm activity. Farther north, Kansas City is under some cloud cover with scattered rain showers moving into the region. Clear skies extend over New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, offering a dry start to the day.
Tomorrow morning in Austin, temperatures will start at 65 degrees at 8 AM under mostly sunny skies. By 10 AM, expect temperatures to rise to 70 degrees with a north wind at 4 miles per hour. Skies will remain mostly sunny throughout the morning.
High temperatures for the Southern Plains tomorrow will be pleasantly warm, with many areas experiencing above-average readings. El Paso will see a high of 82 degrees, while Midland reaches 76. San Antonio will be the warmest spot, hitting 85 degrees, and Corpus Christi is expected to hit 87 degrees. Dallas will be milder at 77 degrees, and Oklahoma City forecasts a high of 79 degrees.
Expect an active weather day across the Southern Plains tomorrow. Starting in the morning, storms will fire up between Midland and San Antonio, moving southeast later in the day. This could bring heavy rainfall and a chance for severe thunderstorms, especially in regions close to Corpus Christi and San Antonio. Temperatures will hover around the mid-80s but expect a cool down on Friday. Areas including Oklahoma City and Dallas should remain vigilant for possible severe weather warnings through Friday morning as the front passes.
In Austin, expect an intense UV index of 10 both Thursday and Friday, with potential sun exposure risks particularly high. Sunburn can occur in just 12 minutes without protection.
Thursday: Cloudy skies with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 62. Friday: Mostly clear conditions as temperatures peak at 82 degrees, cooling to 51 at night. Saturday: Enjoy mostly clear weather, with highs reaching 82 degrees and an overnight low of 56. Sunday: Sunny and bright, with a daytime high of 84 degrees and a low around 54. Monday: Clear skies, contributing to a high of 88 degrees and a low of 60. Tuesday: It’s a sunny day with warming temperatures, hitting 94 degrees and dipping to 68 at night. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, with the temperature soaring to 98 degrees and a low of 70.