Austin is set for clear skies and warming trends in the mornings with potential storms in the evening. Stay updated with our weather tips.

Austin and the Southern Plains are experiencing a varied climate pattern this week. From morning sunshine that heats up the city to evening storms that could bring severe weather, understand what these conditions mean for your daily plans and safety. Detailed forecast insights and safety tips included.
Across the Southern Plains, the regional radar indicates a calm setup with some activity beginning to emerge. Showers are developing near the border of New Mexico and Texas, with Midland showing light rain. Around the Gulf Coast, near Corpus Christi and moving towards New Orleans, scattered showers are evident. Oklahoma City and Little Rock continue to experience clear skies with no significant weather activity.
Tomorrow morning in Austin, expect a sunny start with temperatures rising from 74 degrees at 9 AM. A gentle breeze from the south-southeast at 3 miles per hour will accompany the warming trend. Skies remain clear into the late morning, with temperatures reaching 82 degrees by 11 AM.
Tomorrow in San Antonio, expect a scorching high of 97 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Dallas will also feel the heat, reaching a warm 96 degrees. Oklahoma City is forecasted to hit 94 degrees, while Little Rock sees a high of 95. In El Paso, expect a pleasant high of 94 degrees, with Midland following closely at 92 degrees. Temperatures across the Southern Plains are trending above normal, influenced by a strong ridge of high pressure.
A robust cold front pushes through the Southern Plains tomorrow, bringing showers and thunderstorms from Dallas to Corpus Christi. Oklahoma City could experience severe weather including strong winds and hail due to an unstable air mass. Little Rock should prepare for heavy rain and potential flash flooding. Temperatures will dip after the front’s passage, offering relief from recent heat.
The UV index in Austin is very high today with a burn time of just 12 minutes in direct sunlight, emphasizing the need for sunscreen and protective clothing.
For the 7 Day Outlook in Austin: Friday: A warm day with a high reaching 96 degrees and a low of 70 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Saturday: Temperatures stay warm, peaking at 95 degrees during the day and dropping to 71 degrees at night with partly sunny conditions. Sunday: Expect consistent weather with a high of 94 degrees and a low near 70 degrees. Mostly sunny skies prevail. Monday: Another day with mostly sunny skies and warmth as temperatures climb to 94 degrees, cooling to 69 degrees overnight. Tuesday: Continued warm with a high of 94 degrees, while nighttime brings a low of 70 degrees under clear skies. Wednesday: Look for a high of 94 degrees with mild evening temperatures around 71 degrees, under partly cloudy skies. Thursday: A slight dip in temperature with a high of 92 degrees and a low of 69 degrees.