Austin begins the week cool, with scattered to broken mid- and upper-level clouds forecast across the region. Saturday could reach 89 degrees under mostly sunny skies.

Austin’s crisp Sunday is the calm before a steady warmup. Highs climb from 75 to near 90 by late week, with no rain expected.

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Austin starts Saturday cool and breezy, then warms into the upper 80s by late next week. Rain is staying out of the forecast.

Austin faces a windy Friday with early showers, a Wind Advisory and a high near 70. Sunny skies arrive for the weekend before temperatures climb again next week.

Austin-area highs reach 92 to 93 degrees Thursday before a cold front brings showers and strong north winds. Friday’s high could be 20 degrees lower.

Austin will reach 94 degrees Wednesday with a heat index near 103 before storms and a sharp Friday cooldown usher in a much cooler weekend.

Austin will reach 95 Tuesday with heat index values near 103. Storm chances arrive Wednesday before a cold front cools the city this weekend.

Austin’s summer-like heat continues through Wednesday, with afternoon storm chances before a sharp cooldown arrives Friday.

Austin will reach 93 degrees Sunday as breezy, humid weather returns. Storm chances build early next week before a possible late-week cool-down.

Austin will start Saturday cool and clear before temperatures surge to 93 degrees. An ozone alert remains in effect through the evening.

Austin is headed for a sunny weekend with highs near 94 degrees. Small storm chances return Monday, but the heat sticks around.

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