Austin residents can expect a varied bout of weather this weekend, with the National Weather Service predicting a blend of sunshine and storms. Starting today, there's a 20% chance of showers in the afternoon, potentially escalating to thunderstorms later on. Temperatures are aiming for a high near 88 degrees, accompanied by a south southeast wind traveling at about 10 mph, reaching occasional gusts up to 20 mph, according to the report on the National Weather Service website.
The weather sentiment shifts tonight, with a 90% likelihood of showers and possible severe thunderstorms. Residents should prepare for a low around 68 degrees with continuous eastern breezes. These conditions suggest Austin might collect new rainfall between three-quarters and one inch.
For those planning their Saturday, weather forecasts indicate a 60% chance of continued showers and thunderstorms before 7 am, and they are likely to return post-4 pm. The storms could be severe in nature, and temperatures will hover around 82 degrees. People venturing outdoors are advised to keep an eye on the sky, or better yet, to consult the latest weather updates.
Sunday, however, is expected to bring relief with mostly sunny skies and a high near 84. The winds are predicted to be calm, turning north northwest at around 5 mph, offering a break from the recent meteorological turmoil. Come evening, the skies should remain mostly clear with a low around 64, perfect for those who savor the crispness of an autumn night.
For the start of the workweek, Austinites can enjoy sunny skies on Monday with temperatures climbing to around 89 degrees. These fair conditions are anticipated to continue through Tuesday, with clear nights ensuing. By midweek, residents can expect a pleasant Wednesday with temperate readings approximating 74 degrees, completing a weather arc that starts with the tumult of storms and ends in the tranquility of sunlight.
