Stay up-to-date with the ever-changing weather in the Southern Plains. From serene skies to potential storms, know what to expect right outside your front door.

The Southern Plains are showcasing a vast array of weather conditions today. Austin revels under clear skies with a cool night ahead, while Oklahoma City anticipates potential severe weather. Dive deeper into the forecasts for Dallas, San Antonio, and beyond, and stay prepared for what the weather has in store.
In the Southern Plains region today, the weather is fairly stable with only a few areas of concern. Oklahoma City is seeing clear skies, providing a break from previous weather activity. Meanwhile, a band of rain showers is creeping through the Oklahoma Panhandle, melding into some scattered rain further south towards Midland. Over in New Orleans, conditions are more active with a developing system bringing rain showers to the area, while Jackson remains partly cloudy with more mild weather. Farther west, the dry regions of Albuquerque and El Paso continue to enjoy clear skies. San Antonio and Corpus Christi are also experiencing clear conditions, allowing for sunshine throughout the day. Farther north, Little Rock is mostly clear with precipitation staying well to the east. Kansas City has a mix with no significant weather disturbances as of now.
For this evening in Austin, clear skies persist with temperatures gradually cooling from 84 degrees at 9 PM to 72 degrees by 1 AM. Winds are shifting from the east-northeast at 6 miles per hour to northeast at 3 miles per hour. It’s a calm and pleasant night ahead.
Now for the low temperatures, the Southern Plains will experience a notably chilly night. Oklahoma City is expected to drop to 45 degrees, while Tulsa will see a low of 44. Dallas isn’t far behind at 55 degrees. Heading into Texas, San Antonio will cool down to 59 degrees, with Midland dipping to 63. In New Mexico, Albuquerque is forecasted to register a low of 54 degrees.
High temperatures for the Southern Plains region tomorrow are shaping up to be quite warm, with many cities experiencing above-average readings. In El Paso, we’ll see a high of 93 degrees, signaling a notably warm day. Midland is set to reach 89 degrees, while San Antonio is also expected to experience a balmy 92 degrees. Over in Corpus Christi, temperatures will hover around 83 degrees, adding to the warm coastal conditions. Dallas will have a high of 81 degrees, which is slightly above average, and Oklahoma City is looking at a warm 78 degrees. Little Rock can expect a pleasant 73 degrees, while Kansas City will be cooler, with a high of 66 degrees.
A cold front is projected to sweep through the Southern Plains beginning late Thursday. Oklahoma City may experience stronger storms, with a risk of severe weather warnings due to an unstable air mass. Expect rain showers from Dallas stretching to Corpus Christi, easing dry conditions. As the front advances, it could spark more storm activity well into Friday. Stay alert for updates on potential weather warnings and evolving conditions. Temperatures will drop notably post-front, providing relief from recent warmth.
The UV index in Austin is extremely high at 9 today and tomorrow, with sunburn possible in as little as 15 minutes. Remember to apply broad-spectrum sunscreen, wear a hat, and seek shade when the sun is at its strongest.
Thursday: Clear skies and warm temperatures with a high of 91 degrees and a low of 59. Friday: Another clear day, but slightly cooler with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 56. Saturday: Expect mostly clear conditions, with temperatures reaching up to 90 degrees during the day and 62 at night. Sunday: Sunny and warm, as temperatures climb to 94 degrees for the high and settle to 64 for the low. Monday: Partly cloudy weather with a high of 93 degrees, cooling to 60 degrees overnight. Tuesday: Temperatures moderate a bit to 87 degrees under mostly clear skies and drop to 61 at night. Wednesday: Mostly clear weather continues with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 65. Stay safe and enjoy the sunshine!