He says it’s simply too early to tell if cooler weather is here to stay – but that after this summer, “we feel like we deserve it. “But I wouldn't stand on my soapbox and say, ‘This is it.’” After some much-needed rain last week, Austin can expect a milder week with steady high temperatures in the 90s and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. “After the summer we've had, it sounds fabulous,” he said.Įver since last spring, we’ve been hearing that the El Niño weather pattern that has formed in the Pacific could bring a cooler and wetter-than-average fall and winter to Texas. Today Light rain showers and a moderate breeze 22 Friday 1st DecemberFri 1st Sunny and a gentle breeze 21 Saturday 2nd DecemberSat 2nd Sunny and light.

Normal temperatures for early October in Austin are a high of 87 and a low of 66, said Bob Fogarty, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. As Central Texans begin to get into the holiday spirit, this weeks temperatures will make you want to sit next to the fire and cozy up. Austin, TX 10-Day Weather Forecast - The Weather Channel tenDayWeather - Austin, TX Today 57/ 42 1 Mon 27 day 57 1 NNE 6 mph A mix of clouds and sun early followed by. Temperatures won't climb any higher than 41 degrees, which will feel even colder amid. By the weekend, just in time for the start of the Austin City Limits Music Festival, daily highs may stay in the 70s, with lows in the 50s – conditions the city hasn’t seen since April. Austin's outlook for Thursday calls for a 40 chance of rain, snow and sleet in the city throughout the day. So, watch for flooding and leaky roofs, especially if your home got hit by that last big hailstorm.Īfter the rain clears, temperatures are expected to stay cool. The cold front, expected to arrive Wednesday evening or Thursday morning, could also bring locally heavy rain. After a summer and early fall of record-breaking heat, a shift in the weather could bring something we haven’t seen in a very long time: cooler-than-average temperatures. The National Weather Service said that, as of 11:15 a.m., the arctic cold front that will plunge Central Texas into a deep freeze this week hasnt moved too much farther south than its 9:30 a.m.

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