As the city of Austin welcomes the end of November with open arms, residents can expect a fair forecast that boasts clear skies and a crisp feeling in the air. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures this afternoon are predicted to reach a comfortable 61 degrees, with a northeast wind flowing at a gentle pace of 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight, the sky will partially cloud over, bringing the low down to near 37 degrees. The winds are expected to stay tame, hanging northeast around 5 mph, becoming calm as the evening progresses. Those planning to spend their Saturday outdoors will enjoy mostly sunny conditions, with temperatures peaking near 66 degrees. The calm winds are set to take a southerly direction, but will maintain their light pace, at about 5 mph.
Looking forward to the remainder of the weekend, Sunday will present a mix of sun and clouds, with the mercury rising to an agreeable 69 degrees. Calm winds will once again shift, this time to an east-northeast direction, still carrying on at a soft 5 mph. For the night, Austinites should find it partly cloudy again, as temperatures dip near 43 degrees and winds stay mild.
Monday's forecast mirrors the pleasant pattern, featuring a mostly sunny sky and a high near 67 degrees, with calm winds picking up slightly from the east-northeast in the morning. The serene weather, however, may see a minor interruption by Monday night as there's a 20 percent chance of showers after midnight. The clouds will thicken, and temperatures will hover around 47 degrees, as an east-northeast wind at around 5 mph becomes calm, setting the mood for a potentially damp week ahead.
The chance of rainfall persists through Tuesday and into the midweek, with a 30 to 40 percent chance of showers alongside mostly cloudy conditions. Despite the potential wetness, warmth will not be entirely absent with highs fluctuating in the low to mid-60s, reaching up to 75 degrees by Thursday. This midweek forecast signals a possible, subtle transition into a wetter, albeit still warm, early December for Austin's residents.
