Texas residents can expect scorching heat across Austin today, with temperatures predicted to reach 97°F. As the fall season begins, summer-like heat persists, making outdoor activities riskier without precautions. Those traveling along I-35 are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure as heat indexes push higher than normal.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s sunny skies will continue through Thursday, though temperatures will dip slightly, reaching 94°F tomorrow. The first significant break in the heat could come Saturday with a 20% chance of scattered thunderstorms in the Austin area. While the storm system may provide relief, forecasts suggest only minor rain impacts with no widespread cooling.
Anyone planning weekend outdoor activities should monitor updates, as conditions could shift quickly. Temperatures will remain near 90°F into early next week. Keep tuned to local weather advisories for changes and safety recommendations.
