Austin, TX – Central and South-Central Texas will continue to see seasonably warm afternoons this week, with highs in the low to mid-90s. However, showers and storms are expected to develop late Friday and persist into early next week, potentially impacting outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Austin/San Antonio, temperatures remain several degrees above September averages through the weekend. While rain chances are minimal through midweek, they are expected to rise to 20–40 percent beginning Friday, particularly across the Hill Country, New Braunfels, and areas south toward Eagle Pass and Del Rio.
High Temperatures to Stay in the 90s
Both Austin and San Antonio are forecast to reach 94–95 degrees most afternoons through Saturday. Slightly cooler readings are expected Sunday into Tuesday as cloud cover increases. Areas like Fredericksburg and Kerrville will remain in the upper 80s, while Rocksprings should hold in the mid-80s.
Storms Could Affect Travel and Outdoor Plans
Drivers should remain alert for brief downpours over the weekend, which may lead to slick roads. Outdoor activities could face interruptions from scattered storms late Saturday through Tuesday, although widespread flooding is not anticipated. Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated in the heat and monitor weather advisories for shifting rain patterns.
Rain Chances Through Early Next Week
Showers and storms remain possible into early next week, with the highest likelihood Sunday through Tuesday, especially across Central Texas.
Five-Day Forecast for Austin, Texas
- Wednesday: High 95, partly cloudy, 0% rain
- Thursday: High 95, partly cloudy, 5% rain
- Friday: High 95, scattered storms, 15% rain
- Saturday: High 94, partly cloudy with isolated showers, 20% rain
- Sunday: High 94, increasing clouds and storms, 20% rain
Stay Prepared: Residents should monitor local advisories, plan outdoor activities accordingly, and keep hydrated in the ongoing heat.
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