Tomorrow’s forecast in Austin promises a sunny start with temperatures reaching into the low 80s by midday, but keep your umbrellas handy as we delve into the potential for severe evening thunderstorms.

Austin wakes up to partly cloudy skies with a sunny outlook at 75°F, soaring to 82°F by late morning. As the day unfolds, a cool front moves through the Southern Plains, igniting thunderstorms and bracing gusty winds. From city insights to weather trends across the Southern Plains, discover what drives these abrupt weather shifts and how they impact your daily life in Austin. Safety tips and more detailed forecasts available at: https://amyfreeze.ai/
On the Regional Radar for the Southern Plains, showers are forming around El Paso and spreading eastward towards midland under partly cloudy skies. Oklahoma City is experiencing scattered rain showers extending into Little Rock with some heavier pockets. Meanwhile, New Orleans is dealing with light rain offshore, while Corpus Christi sees isolated showers creeping in from the Gulf. The rest of the area, including Dallas and Albuquerque, remains dry with no significant cloud coverage.
Austin’s weather for tomorrow morning sees a sunny start with temperatures around 75 degrees at 9 a.m. A light northwest wind will accompany the clear skies. By 11 a.m., temperatures warm to 82 degrees.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a high of 92 degrees, while Midland warms up even more to 94. In San Antonio, temperatures will soar to a sweltering 98 degrees, making it notably above average for this time of year. Dallas is also experiencing warm conditions, reaching 89 degrees, with Oklahoma City seeing a cooler high of 78. Corpus Christi rounds out the Southern Plains forecast with a high of 93 degrees, maintaining the summer heat across the region.
A cool front is moving through the Southern Plains, sparking thunderstorms and potential for severe weather, particularly around Oklahoma City. Expect heavy rainfall and gusty winds across Dallas to Corpus Christi, enhancing the risk for localized flooding. Temperatures will dip behind the front, bringing a cooler air mass. Keep an eye out for potential severe weather alerts as the system progresses eastward towards Little Rock and Jackson by late evening. As we move into Wednesday, drier conditions will settle in, with a noticeable decrease in humidity.
The UV index in Austin today is high, with a value indicating a burn time of about 17 minutes. Tomorrow, the UV index remains elevated, with a burn time decreasing to 12 minutes. Protect your skin with sunscreen and hats if you plan outdoor activities!
Tuesday: Expect a hot day with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 72 degrees with partly cloudy skies. Wednesday: The heat continues at 95 degrees for the high, cooling slightly to 68 degrees with increasing cloud cover. Thursday: Temperatures rise to 98 degrees under partly sunny conditions, the low drops to 67 degrees. Friday: A sunny start with the high peaking at 97 degrees, and a low of 75 degrees as clouds roll in. Saturday: Expect a mild drop to 91 degrees for the high and 72 degrees for the low with increasing cloudiness. Sunday: Cooler with a mix of sun and clouds, highs reach 87 degrees, dropping to 70 degrees overnight. Monday: The week cools off slightly with a high of 88 degrees under cloudy skies and a low of 68 degrees.