Austin starts Monday, October 19, with partly cloudy skies, calm winds and temperatures in the low 50s. By afternoon, sunshine will push temperatures near 81 degrees, setting up a week that steadily shifts from light-jacket weather back toward late-summer heat.
Sunshine Takes Over Monday
The National Weather Service expects mostly sunny skies, with winds becoming east to southeast late Monday morning. Rain is not expected, and the high is forecast to reach 81 degrees.
Warmth Builds Through The Weekend
Tuesday should reach about 85 degrees, followed by a sunny 87 on Wednesday and highs near 88 Thursday and Friday. Saturday looks like the warmest day of the stretch at around 89 degrees, while Sunday remains mostly sunny and warm near 87 with only a small rain chance.
Cool Mornings Give Way To Summer Heat
The updated outlook is warmer than Hoodline’s Sunday forecast, which called for Monday near 78 degrees and Tuesday near 83. The practical takeaway is a familiar Austin wardrobe problem: start the day with a layer, then prepare to shed it well before lunch.
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Austin area. With dry weather holding through nearly the entire forecast period, outdoor plans should have a clear runway, though afternoon sun and rising temperatures will make water and shade useful by midweek.
