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Austin Weather: Sunny Saturday, Cool Night, Warm Week Ahead

At a Glance

  • Saturday sunny with high temps in the 70s
  • Tonight cools to the 30s and 40s, clear skies
  • Tomorrow stays in the 70s with light south winds
  • Why it matters: Residents can plan outdoor activities and prepare for cooler night temperatures

Saturday residents can enjoy a pleasant Saturday under the sun, but will need to bundle up tonight as temperatures dip into the 30s and 40s. Tomorrow will bring back warm days, while the week ahead remains comfortably warm with a touch of rain.

Day High Low Wind Sky
Saturday 70s 60s N/A Sunny
Tonight 30s/40s N/A Light N/NE Clear to mostly clear
Tomorrow 70s N/A Light S Mix of clouds & sunshine

Saturday Outlook

Saturday brought a bright, sunny day with high temperatures comfortably in the 70s, making it an ideal day for outdoor plans.

Tonight Forecast

Tonight, temperatures will drop to the 30s and 40s, and the sky will stay clear to mostly clear with light north/northeast winds.

Tomorrow Preview

Tomorrow will return to 70s highs, with a mix of clouds and sunshine and light south winds.

Next Week Outlook

The week ahead stays in the 70s and 80s, with a Pacific low pressure system bringing limited rain chances late Wednesday into Thursday.

Moonlight casts silver glow across grassy field with wispy fog marks and gentle wind leaves
  • Limited rain chances late Wed-Thu
  • More active pattern later next week
  • Potential rain next weekend

Key Takeaways

  • Saturday was sunny with highs in the 70s
  • Tonight temperatures drop to the 30s and 40s
  • The week remains warm with a few showers possible

With sunny skies on Saturday and warm temperatures tomorrow, residents can plan for a pleasant week, though a few showers may arrive later in the week.

Author

  • Isaac Thornwell covers transportation and urban mobility for News of Austin, reporting on how infrastructure and planning decisions shape the city’s growth. A Texas A&M urban planning graduate, he’s known for translating complex transit data and policy into clear, impactful stories for Austin residents.

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