Austin, TX – Austinites should brace for a hot and dry weekend as temperatures are expected to reach the upper 90s. The National Weather Service reports that while scattered clouds may provide occasional relief, there’s little chance of significant rain across the region. High temperatures will persist into next week, continuing the trend of above-normal conditions.
Isolated showers are possible along the Rio Grande on Sunday and Monday, but Austin will likely remain dry. The city could see highs near 98 degrees, creating potentially hazardous conditions for outdoor activities. The National Weather Service encourages residents to stay hydrated, avoid excessive outdoor exposure, and check on vulnerable neighbors, especially during peak afternoon heat.
Looking ahead to the workweek, temperatures will continue in the upper 90s, with minimal rain chances. Residents should prepare for prolonged dry conditions and elevated heat levels, especially during afternoons when heat indexes will be highest. Emergency officials urge everyone to monitor weather updates and take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. With the heat likely to remain intense, it’s critical to take proactive steps now to stay cool and safe.
