Austin, TX – Thursday’s weather in South-Central Texas brings mild temperatures, with any remaining showers expected to dissipate by the evening. Temperatures will range from the mid-70s overnight, with partly to mostly cloudy skies dominating the area.
However, as the Labor Day weekend approaches, residents should prepare for increasing chances of scattered storms. A stalling front, combined with an upper disturbance to the east, will trigger daily storms from Friday through Monday. These conditions may impact outdoor activities planned for the holiday.
According to the National Weather Service in Austin-San Antonio, temperatures will remain near or slightly below average for the next several days, with highs reaching the low 90s. Despite the potential for rain, the weather impacts are expected to be minimal, with no major hazards currently forecasted.
As the holiday weekend nears, residents and visitors should stay informed about changing conditions and be prepared to adjust their plans accordingly. Scattered showers are expected to be a recurring theme throughout the weekend, making it essential to keep an eye on updated forecasts.
