Austin, TX – Rain and thunderstorms are expected to impact Austin and surrounding areas through Tuesday morning, potentially affecting commutes and outdoor plans. Showers will develop overnight, with heavier rainfall and isolated thunderstorms likely before 9 a.m.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances are at 60% Tuesday morning, tapering off by noon. Calm winds will shift southwest at 5 mph, helping to clear skies later in the day. Overnight, another round of showers is possible, with temperatures dipping to the low 50s.
Wednesday brings a break in the rain, with partly sunny skies and a high of 73°F. However, a cold front will move in by Wednesday night, dropping temperatures to 36°F. Thursday remains cool with a high of 50°F, followed by clear skies into the weekend.
Drivers should expect wet roads on I-35 and MoPac Expressway early Tuesday. Allow extra travel time and drive cautiously in reduced visibility. Those planning outdoor activities should prepare for damp conditions and possible morning thunderstorms.
By Thursday, conditions will improve, leading into a sunny and mild weekend. Stay updated with local forecasts as weather conditions evolve.
