This week, Austin enjoys clear skies but prepares for dynamic weather including rain and thunderstorms across the Southern Plains.

In this detailed post, we delve into the week’s weather trends for Austin and its surrounding areas. Expect clear sunny days with temperatures soaring up to 97 degrees. But, keep your umbrellas at hand as we are also tracking potential showers and storms especially near Dallas and Corpus Christi. Stay updated on nightly temperatures and upcoming severe weather conditions that could affect your plans. Showers are developing near El Paso with scattered rain to the east. A mix of rain and thunderstorms is appearing south of San Antonio, creating dynamic weather there. Southeastern Texas near Corpus Christi is experiencing light rain, moving towards the Gulf. Elsewhere across the Southern Plains, it’s mostly clear and calm, with dry conditions dominating areas like Dallas and Oklahoma City.
Afternoon temperatures in Austin reach up to 93 degrees under clear, sunny skies. A gentle southeast wind blowing at around 5 to 6 miles per hour provides a light breeze. The conditions are perfect for outdoor activities with dry weather continuing through the evening.
High temperatures are on the rise across the Southern Plains today. In Dallas, expect a sizzling high of 98 degrees, while nearby Fort Worth isn’t far behind at 97. Little Rock will reach a hot 99 degrees, making it one of the warmer spots in the region. San Antonio is also feeling the heat with a high of 97, but cooler coastal areas like Corpus Christi will see a milder 93. El Paso will experience a high of 93 degrees, showcasing a slight contrast in temperatures across the region.
Tonight, temperatures in the Southern Plains will dip significantly. Albuquerque is forecasted to reach a low of 68 degrees, while El Paso cools down to 73. Midland will see a chilly night with lows around 69 degrees. Expect a mild 71 in San Antonio and 76 in Dallas, so grab a light jacket if you’re heading out!
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, temperatures will soar, with Dallas reaching a stifling 101 degrees. San Antonio is anticipated to hit 99 degrees, while Midland will be slightly cooler at 98 degrees. Corpus Christi is expected to see a high of 94 degrees, and El Paso will climb to 92 degrees. Overall, many areas are experiencing above-average temperatures due to a strong high-pressure system dominating the region. Make sure to stay hydrated and take precautions against the heat!
Expect a dynamic weather day across the Southern Plains tomorrow. Rainfall is likely from Dallas to Corpus Christi, bringing much-needed moisture to the region. Oklahoma City should be on alert for stronger storms, with an unstable air mass and an approaching cold front potentially leading to severe weather warnings. As the front moves southeast, heavy downpours and gusty winds are possible through Wednesday night. Stay weather aware, as these conditions may impact travel and outdoor plans.
The UV index in Austin is extremely high at 11 both today and tomorrow. This intense level of UV exposure means outdoor activities carry a risk of sunburn in as little as 11 minutes. Remember to use broad-spectrum sunscreen, wear a hat, and seek shade when possible!