
Austinites can expect a brisk start to the week with clear skies, as reported by the National Weather Service. The weather forecast today predicts sunny conditions with a high near 44 degrees and north winds blowing at 10 to 15 mph, gusting up to 25 mph. As the sun sets, temperatures are expected to drop to a low of about 22 degrees, with light winds in the evening.
The outlook for M.L.King Day shows an increase in clouds with a high near 40, accompanied by an east wind of 5 to 10 mph, with potential gusts as high as 20 mph. A shift is expected by Monday night as snow showers and sleet become likely, painting a cloudy sky with lows around 27 degrees. The chance of precipitation rises to 70%, bringing a colder, damp end to the day.
By Tuesday, the likelihood of snow showers and sleet extends only into the morning hours with a slight chance of precipitation. The day will mostly be cloudy with high temperatures hovering around 35 degrees and north winds of 5 to 10 mph, gusting up to 25 mph. Tuesday night then promises clearer skies and colder temperatures, with the mercury dipping to around 17 degrees.
Midweek weather will bring more sun to Austin according to the forecast. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with highs expected near 42 degrees, and by Thursday, the temperature could climb to a pleasant 54 degrees amid sunny conditions. The warming trend continues, as Friday's sunshine brings a high near 58 degrees, shaping up a toasty end to the week.
For those planning weekend activities, the weather looks accommodating. Saturday is projected to be mostly sunny with high temperatures reaching up to a comfortable 66 degrees. The consistency in this pattern of clear skies extends into the evenings as well, with mostly clear nights through the end of the week, ensuring that stargazers and evening walkers alike can enjoy a clear view of the heavens and crisp, cool air after the sun dips below the horizon.