Severe weather is expected to impact Austin and the surrounding I-35 corridor tonight as a cold front brings the threat of isolated severe thunderstorms. Residents should prepare for potentially dangerous conditions, including damaging wind gusts, hail, and localized heavy rainfall. The storms are expected to begin by early evening, with the highest risk for severe conditions between 6 p.m. and midnight.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Austin-San Antonio, there is a 5-15% chance of severe storms along the I-35 corridor through Tuesday morning. The most affected areas include Austin, San Antonio, and nearby communities. The main hazards are damaging winds reaching up to 35 mph, large hail, and heavy rainfall. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items, remain indoors during storms, and stay updated through reliable weather alerts.
Tuesday and Extended Forecast
After the storms move east by early Tuesday morning, Austin should see gradual clearing with high temperatures reaching the upper 70s. The NWS predicts mostly sunny skies and calm winds, offering residents a respite from Monday night’s intense weather.
Looking ahead, Central Texas will enjoy a sunny day on Wednesday, with highs near 82°F. However, rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected to return Thursday and Friday, bringing a 50% chance of precipitation. The weekend will likely bring fair weather back to the region, with temperatures staying above the seasonal average.
Residents are encouraged to stay weather-aware, especially during high-risk periods tonight, and to use multiple sources for real-time alerts. Be sure to have shelter plans in place if storms approach your area.
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