This week in Austin, embrace highs nearing 95 degrees and lows around 71. Remember, safety first with a UV index at a peak of 10!

Welcome to your comprehensive weather guide for Austin! With constant seasonal shifts, it’s essential to know what each day holds. From warm mornings starting at 73 degrees to afternoon highs of 96 degrees, prepare for outdoor activities before it gets too hot. Don’t miss our daily updates on impending rain from the nearby regions and essential sun safety tips to tackle the high UV index. Whether planning your commute or outdoor recreation, stay ahead with our detailed Austin weather predictions.
The Southern Plains region is experiencing clear conditions across most areas, with only light rain visible near Corpus Christi. Oklahoma City and Dallas remain dry with clear skies. Albuquerque is also under clear conditions, while light showers begin to emerge near the New Mexico-Texas border. Further south, Corpus Christi is seeing light rain showers as this weather pattern develops.
Expect a warm start to your morning in Austin with temperatures rising from 73 degrees at 9 a.m. to 81 degrees by 11 a.m. You’ll enjoy clear skies and calm winds at the start, shifting to a gentle south breeze at 4 miles per hour as the morning progresses. Perfect weather for outdoor plans before the heat of the afternoon sets in.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a high of 88 degrees. Midland will see temperatures reaching 88 as well, while San Antonio heats up to a warm 96 degrees. Dallas won’t be far behind, with a high hitting 95 degrees, and Oklahoma City anticipates 93 degrees. These temperatures are generally above average for this time of year across the Southern Plains, influenced by a strong warm air mass dominating the region.
Today’s weather is all about transitions in the Southern Plains. A line of storms will move from Albuquerque and El Paso eastward, bringing periods of rain stretching to Dallas and Oklahoma City. These storms could intensify, so keep an eye out for severe weather warnings, particularly with the unstable air mass. Rain will provide much-needed moisture from Corpus Christi, paving the way for a cooler and clearer Thursday. As we look ahead, prepare for gustier conditions as the front advances, making travel potentially challenging in certain areas by Wednesday night.
Austin’s UV index today is rated very high at 10, with a burn time of just 12 minutes, so take precautions by using sunscreen and wearing protective clothing. Tomorrow maintains a similar index of 10, with another 12-minute burn time, so sun safety is crucial both days. Remember to seek shade when possible!
For the 7-day forecast in Austin: Saturday: Sunny conditions with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Sunday: Mostly sunny skies with warm temperatures, reaching up to 95 degrees and a low around 71. Monday: Another sunny day with highs near 95 degrees and lows of 70 degrees. Tuesday: Expect sunny weather, with the temperature hitting 95 degrees and the low at 70. Wednesday: More sunshine on the way, with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 71. Thursday: The sun continues to shine, with highs of 95 degrees and evening lows around 71. Friday: Wrapping up the week with sunny skies, a high of 95 degrees, and a low of 72 degrees.