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Abilene, TX Weather: 49° Monday to 71° Friday, Nov. 20
Abilene, TX – West Texas residents should prepare for a noticeable temperature swing this week, with afternoon highs falling into the upper 40s Monday, November 16, before climbing into the lower 70s
By Mara Ellison · 2026-11-15T15:31:57.233Z
Abilene, TX – West Texas residents should prepare for a noticeable temperature swing this week, with afternoon highs falling into the upper 40s Monday, November 16, before climbing into the lower 70s by Friday and Saturday. The warming trend follows several cooler days across the Big Country and Concho Valley.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, cool conditions will continue through Tuesday, November 17, before temperatures gradually increase through the remainder of the workweek.
Monday Brings a Sharp Cooldown
Abilene is forecast to reach 59 degrees Sunday, November 15, before temperatures fall to a high of just 49 degrees Monday.
San Angelo will experience an even larger day to day change, dropping from Sunday's forecast high of 67 degrees to 49 degrees Monday.
Brownwood, Ballinger and Coleman are also expected to see highs near 48 to 49 degrees Monday.
Overnight lows across much of the region will generally settle into the lower to middle 40s early in the week.
Temperatures Begin Climbing Wednesday
Tuesday, November 17, remains relatively cool, with highs around 57 to 59 degrees across most communities.
By Wednesday, November 18, Abilene and San Angelo are expected to reach 65 degrees, while Junction could climb to 66 degrees.
Thursday brings additional warming, with highs near 68 to 69 degrees across much of the region.
70 Degree Weather Returns Friday
Friday, November 20, will bring highs near 71 degrees in Abilene and San Angelo, while Junction could reach 70 degrees.
The warming trend continues Saturday, November 21, with highs around 72 degrees in several communities.
Overnight temperatures will also become milder, with Abilene's Friday morning low forecast near 62 degrees.
The National Weather Service outlook focuses on temperature changes and does not identify a significant precipitation or severe weather threat.
Residents can expect a cool start followed by increasingly mild conditions heading into the weekend.