As Austin residents wake to a partially cloudy sky, the National Weather Service projects a shift towards sunny conditions with an expected high of 86 degrees today. The current temperature sits comfortably at 75°F, with a mild wind blowing from the Northwest at 6 mph and humidity levels recorded at 66%. Locals can anticipate the weather to remain fair as the day progresses, turning clearer as the sun descends.
For those planning to spend the evening outdoors, it's advisable to carry a light jacket. Tonight's forecast suggests a cool down with clear skies and a low around 53 degrees. The tranquil weather continues into Thursday and Thursday night with unfaltering sunlight and an ultimate plummet to a low near 44 degrees. The region's unwavering visibility averaged at 10 miles throughout the day, nurturing plans for both the daily commute and any outdoor leisure activities.
The weekend also bodes well for Austinites looking ahead. Friday's outlook is bright with sunshine and a high near 77 degrees. As the weekend approaches, Saturday keeps up the favorable streak, sunny with a high nudging up to 82 degrees. Even as conditions remain mostly clear in the nighttime, those venturing out late should prepare for a mild southern breeze.
However, change looms as Sunday rolls in, signaling a minor shift with a 20 percent chance of showers post-noon. The temperatures aim to stay warm around 85 degrees despite the increased cloud cover. Come Sunday night, the possibility of showers climbs to 50 percent, lending a twist to the otherwise temperate streak. Following the mixed bag of Sunday, Monday offers a slight chance of showers but retains warmth with a high near 78 degrees.
As we edge into next week, Austin's weather forecast favors the optimists. Tuesday is expected to be sunny, with temperatures lingering around the 75-degree mark. With conditions varying mildly over the coming days, locals might want to keep an eye on the sky and the weather reports, but for now, the outlook remains largely favorable for those in the city.