This week’s weather in Austin beams with sunny skies and warm temperatures, while parts of the Southern Plains prepare for potential storms. Learn how to stay safe and comfortable with our full forecast!

Welcome to our comprehensive weather update for the Southern Plains, focusing on the sunny city of Austin. This week, Austin enjoys clear skies and temperatures in the 90s, making it perfect for outdoor activities. However, nearby regions like Kansas and Oklahoma brace for potential severe weather. We’ve covered every aspect from temperature changes to storm alerts, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the week ahead. Don’t miss out on our detailed insights, preventive tips against UV exposure, and more. Check out the full story at https://amyfreeze.ai/ for all your weather needs! The regional radar displays storms developing strongly in eastern Kansas, pushing towards Kansas City with severe weather indicated. Oklahoma City remains on the edge of this weather, while rain showers extend across northern Arkansas, with Little Rock experiencing periods of rain moving eastward. Near Jackson, lighter rain showers continue, drifting towards the east, enhancing cloud cover. Meanwhile, Dallas and San Antonio enjoy clear conditions, offering a break from recent unsettled weather.
In Austin this afternoon, temperatures hold steady in the 90s, starting at 94 degrees at 4 PM and slightly dipping to 91 degrees by 8 PM. Expect sunny skies throughout the afternoon, providing a clear and bright setting. Winds will be from the south at 11 miles per hour, transitioning to 12 miles per hour from the south-southeast by the evening. This steady breeze will keep the air moving, adding a touch of comfort to the warm weather.
In the Southern Plains today, we’re seeing some sizzling temperatures. El Paso is leading the way with a high of 107 degrees, while Midland is also experiencing a hot day with a peak of 104. Dallas will hit 94 degrees, making it another warm afternoon there. Meanwhile, further east, San Antonio will reach 97 degrees, and Little Rock is looking at a more moderate high of 91. The warmth is well established across the region, with a few areas feeling the heat more than others.
Tonight, Dallas will see a low of 77 degrees, while Oklahoma City cools down to 70. Little Rock is expected to hit 71, and Jackson will reach 73. San Antonio remains mild at 77 degrees, with Corpus Christi slightly warmer at 80.
Tomorrow in El Paso, expect a sizzling high of 103 degrees. Midland will see temperatures reach 99, while Dallas is forecasted for a warm 94 degrees. Further south, San Antonio will hit 96 degrees, and Corpus Christi should warm up to 92 degrees. Notably, this trend reflects above-average temperatures across the Southern Plains, influenced by a dominant high-pressure system providing clear skies and warm air flow.
A cold front sweeps through the Southern Plains tomorrow, bringing rain from Dallas to Corpus Christi. Oklahoma City should brace for stronger storms, potentially severe, due to an unstable air mass. Expect showers transitioning east towards Little Rock, with heavy downpours possible. As the front progresses through Wednesday, monitor for severe weather alerts, especially in southeast regions. Post-front, temperatures drop slightly with clearing skies into Thursday.
Expect a UV index of 11 in Austin for both Tuesday and Wednesday, indicating an extreme risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure, with burn times as short as 11 minutes. Make sure to apply broad-spectrum sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and seek shade during peak sun hours.