Austin is starting Monday under fog and mist, with rain showers expected across the city. Showers are likely through the day, and the high should reach only about 67 degrees. The gray, damp stretch is the final hurdle before a much warmer and sunnier midweek reset.
Rain Sticks Around Through Monday
Rain chances are 60% Monday. New rainfall of roughly a quarter-inch to half an inch is possible, with east-northeast winds staying light at 5 mph or less.
The National Weather Service says heavier pockets of rain and isolated storms could raise localized flooding concerns across parts of South-Central Texas. No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Austin, but drivers should still watch for ponding on roads and reduced visibility during the wettest bursts.
Foggy Nights Give Way To Summerlike Warmth
Monday night brings a slight chance of showers, followed by patchy fog and a low near 57 degrees. Tuesday morning may also start foggy, but the clouds should break for partly sunny skies and a high near 73.
Veterans Day on Wednesday looks mostly sunny and notably warmer, with a high in the low-to-mid 70s and light west-northwest winds. Thursday and Friday stay sunny with highs near 75 and 72, while Saturday remains comfortable around 73 before rain chances return Sunday.
A Fresh Update After A Wet Weekend
The latest outlook sharpens the timing for Monday's rain and the warm-up ahead, building on Sunday's Hoodline forecast. In short, keep the umbrella handy Monday, then start looking toward Veterans Day for the first genuinely pleasant outdoor window of the week.
