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Front Brings Cool Relief After Record-Breaking Day in Central Texas

AUSTIN (News Of Austin) –

At a Glance

  • Record high temperatures hit upper 80s on Friday.
  • A front will cool temperatures into the mid-50s tonight.
  • A weak Pacific low could bring rain on Wednesday-Thursday next week.

Why it matters: Readers will feel heat relief tonight, expect clear skies, and plan for possible rain mid-week.

After a record-breaking day that saw temperatures climb into the upper 80s, a front is moving in to bring cooler air and dry conditions to Central Texas. Tonight’s drop into the mid-50s offers much-needed relief, while a weak Pacific low may bring rain later in the week.

Tonight

Tonight, temperatures will settle in the mid-50s as a front passes through. Clear skies are expected and winds will be light, ranging from 5-10 mph.

Weekend Outlook

A weak cold front will arrive overnight into Saturday, bringing pleasant high temperatures on Saturday and Sunday with sunny skies.

Next Week

Warmer than normal temperatures are forecast through next week, but a weak Pacific low could bring rain chances on Wednesday and Thursday.

Winter Weather Outlook 2025

Explore below for a deeper dive into winter weather in Central Texas.

Key Takeaways

  • The front brings cooler, clearer skies tonight.
  • Pleasant highs are expected over the weekend.
  • Rain is possible mid-week due to a weak Pacific low.

With the front arriving tonight, residents can expect cooler, clearer skies and should stay tuned for the upcoming rain window mid-week.

People basking in sunshine with sunbeams breaking through clouds indicating a cold front and shadows on autumn grass

Author

  • Aiden V. Crossfield covers urban development, housing, and transportation for News of Austin, reporting on how growth reshapes neighborhoods and who bears the cost. A former urban planning consultant, he’s known for deeply researched, investigative reporting that connects zoning maps, data, and lived community impact.

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