This week in Austin promises clear skies with temperatures comfortably in the low 90s. Perfect for any outdoor enthusiasts out there!

The Southern Plains are showing a dynamic weather pattern. While Austin enjoys clear skies and temperatures in the 90s, areas around Corpus Christi experience scattered showers. A cold front is also set to bring thunderstorms, potentially impacting Oklahoma City with severe weather. Remember to stay prepared and keep up-to-date with local weather advisories. On the Regional Radar for the Southern Plains, clear conditions dominate much of the area from Dallas to Oklahoma City. Some light precipitation is brushing the Kansas City region, moving eastward. Scattered showers can be seen along the Gulf Coast, particularly around Corpus Christi, inching towards San Antonio. In the west, El Paso remains dry with clear skies, providing a calm evening for most of the southwest region.
Austin is set to experience a warm afternoon with temperatures staying steady in the low 90s, peaking at 92 degrees by 4 PM. Winds will be gentle, shifting from southwest to south-southeast at around 8 to 9 miles per hour. The skies will remain clear and sunny throughout the afternoon, perfect for outdoor activities.
In the Southern Plains today, temperatures are heating up nicely. El Paso is leading the pack with a toasty high of 102 degrees. Further east, Midland reaches 94, while Dallas warms to 96. San Antonio also sees a high of 94. Meanwhile, New Orleans and Jackson are a bit cooler, both staying around 87 degrees this afternoon, showcasing a notable temperature contrast across the region.
Tonight, temperatures plummet to 69 degrees in Albuquerque. El Paso will see a low of 73, while Midland dips to 73 as well. Dallas checks in with a low of 76 and San Antonio cools to 77. Expect a relatively mild night with New Orleans at 77 and Corpus Christi slightly warmer at 80 degrees.
Tomorrow, El Paso sizzles with a high of 106 degrees, while Midland also reaches 95. San Antonio will warm up to 93 degrees and Dallas will see a high of 95 degrees. Expect Jackson to hit 90, and New Orleans to hover around 89. These temperatures are notably above average for this time of year, driven by a strong high-pressure system across the Southern Plains, resulting in warm and dry conditions.
Expect a dynamic weather scenario across the Southern Plains. A cold front will sweep through, sparking thunderstorms, particularly around Oklahoma City, with potential for severe weather including heavy rainfall and winds. From Dallas to Corpus Christi, beneficial rain will continue to provide moisture relief. As the cold front advances, the southeast should brace for evening storm developments. Keep a close eye as weather conditions evolve, emphasizing monitoring severe weather alerts through Wednesday night.
The UV index in Austin will be extreme at 11 on both Thursday and Friday, indicating high sun exposure risk. Expect a burn time of approximately 11 minutes. Prioritize using sunscreen, protective clothing, and seek shade during peak hours!