This week in Austin presents a warm stretch with mostly clear skies. Evening temperatures gradually ease, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Stay updated and prepared with our daily forecasts at Amy Freeze Weather.

Welcome to your detailed weather forecast for Austin and the Southern Plains. This week brings rising temperatures, with El Paso reaching an impressive 106°F. Enjoy Austin’s calm evenings while watching for possible storm developments across the region. Remember, safety first: the UV index remains high, so continue to use sunscreen and wear protective clothing. Full insights here: https://amyfreeze.ai/
A quiet start for the Southern Plains on radar today, but keep an eye out for shower activity along the Texas coast near Corpus Christi and moving towards San Antonio. New Orleans is also seeing some scattered showers this morning. Clear skies are present elsewhere, including El Paso and Midland. However, as the day progresses, keep watch for potential development of afternoon storms across Oklahoma City and Little Rock.
For this evening in Austin, expect clear skies with temperatures easing from 87 degrees at 9 PM to 80 degrees by 1 AM. Winds are gentle, shifting from south-southeast at 7 miles per hour to south at 8 miles per hour later in the night. The evening remains calm and pleasant, perfect for outdoor activities or a relaxing night out.
Tonight, temperatures in the Southern Plains will remain warm, with Little Rock dropping to 75 degrees. Dallas will have a low of 76, while San Antonio is expected to cool to 77. In Oklahoma City, expect a mild night with temperatures falling to 73. Meanwhile, temperatures across Texas will stay elevated, with El Paso at 78 and Corpus Christi around 80 degrees.
Tomorrow in El Paso, the forecast high is a sizzling 106 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Midland will see similar heat at 95 degrees. San Antonio is expected to reach 93 degrees, while Dallas is slightly cooler at 95. In New Orleans, expect a high of 89 degrees, and Jackson will warm up to 90 degrees. This heatwave across the Southern Plains is driven by high pressure systems.
A dynamic weather pattern unfolds over the Southern Plains tomorrow. Rain showers will spread from Dallas down to Corpus Christi, providing some welcome moisture to these areas. Oklahoma City should be on alert for potentially stronger storms as unstable air masses mix with an incoming cold front. Watch for severe weather warnings, particularly in the southeast, as conditions could intensify through Thursday night. A cooler and drier air mass is expected to follow, calming weather into the weekend.
The UV index in Austin will be very high at 11 on both Thursday and Friday, with sun capable of causing burns in just 11 minutes. Protect your skin by using sunscreen and wearing a hat. Be attentive and enjoy your time outdoors safely!
Thursday: Mostly clear skies with a high near 92 degrees and a low of 74. Friday: Expect mostly clear skies again, with temperatures rising to 91 degrees during the day and cooling to 75 degrees at night. Saturday: Partly cloudy conditions, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 90 degrees and a low of 75 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy, with highs around 88 degrees and lows of 74. Monday: Mostly clear, temperatures peaking at 90 degrees with an overnight low of 75 degrees. Tuesday: Mostly clear with a high temperature of 91 degrees and a low of 75. Wednesday: Mostly clear once more, with temperatures hitting a high of 93 degrees and a low of 73 at night. Stay cool and hydrated through this warm stretch!