This week in Austin, expect a variety of weather conditions from mostly sunny skies to cloudy evenings. Temperatures range from 75 to 97 degrees. Read more about what this means for your outdoor plans.

Welcome to your comprehensive update on Austin’s weather. This week, we’re seeing everything from sunny skies to the potential for stormy nights. Dive into our daily breakdown from Friday’s pleasant 93°F to Thursday’s peak at 97°F under mostly clear skies. We’ll discuss the implications of the high UV index and how the Southern Plains are faring with fluctuating conditions leading to possible severe storms. For more detailed forecasts and safety tips during extreme weather, visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/
Storm systems are actively moving through parts of Louisiana, with New Orleans experiencing heavy rainfall and strong storm activity. Over in Arkansas, Little Rock is under moderate showers with an expectation of rain continuing through the day. Kansas City and Oklahoma appear relatively dry, while pockets of storms hover close to the Oklahoma and Arkansas border. Farther west, light systems are developing around Albuquerque, expecting isolated showers in the vicinity.
For this evening in Austin, expect partly cloudy skies with a steady southeast-southeast breeze around 6 miles per hour. Temperatures will gradually decrease from 89 degrees at 9 PM to 81 degrees by 1 AM. A pleasant night with a light breeze makes it great for an evening stroll.
Tonight in the Southern Plains, expect lows around 74 degrees in Dallas and Midland. El Paso will see a mild night at 77 degrees. Further east, temperatures drop to 74 in Jackson and stay warm at 77 in New Orleans. San Antonio will also maintain a temperature of 77 degrees, keeping it comfortable across the region.
Tomorrow in the Southern Plains, Midland is heating up to a scorching 99 degrees, while San Antonio also reaches a high of 99. El Paso will be slightly cooler at 97 degrees. Dallas anticipates a warm 98 degrees, and further east, Little Rock is expected to hit 95 degrees.
The Southern Plains will experience a weather rollercoaster as a cold front pushes through, bringing thunderstorms to parts of Oklahoma and Texas. Expect rain from Dallas to Corpus Christi, which will be welcome news in drought-stricken areas. However, stay prepared for potential severe weather, especially in and around Oklahoma City, where stronger storms could develop. On the lookout eastward, a line of storms will move through Little Rock and Jackson, persisting into New Orleans late Wednesday. Once the front passes, anticipate cooler temperatures and then clearing skies toward the latter part of the week.
In Austin, the UV index will reach a very high level of 10 both Friday and Saturday, with sun exposure risks increasing significantly. Expect potential burn times to be around 12 minutes in direct sunlight on both days. Ensure you take extra precautions such as wearing broad-spectrum sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to protect yourself.
For the 7-day forecast in Austin: Friday: Mostly sunny skies with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Saturday: Temperatures rise under mostly sunny conditions, reaching a high of 95 degrees with a low of 76 degrees. Sunday: Expect partly cloudy weather with a high of 96 degrees and a comfortable low of 75 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy skies continue, bringing a high of 96 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Tuesday: More of the same with partly cloudy skies and temperatures hitting 95 degrees, with lows around 75 degrees. Wednesday: Clear skies make a return, reaching a warm high of 96 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Thursday: The week concludes with mostly clear skies, a high of 97 degrees, and a low of 75 degrees.