Austin Evening Weather: Sunday's Rain at 80 Percent and 60 Degrees, With a Warm-Up to Near 80 by Wednesday
Sunday is the wet day the week has been pointing at: rain at 80 percent, a high of 63.5 and an evening near 60. Monday stays showery at 53 percent before the pattern flips — dry skies and a run to 79.6 by Wednesday.
Austin's Sunday is closing grey and turning wet. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at 9:07 p.m., puts the city at 60.4 degrees under overcast skies, feeling like 62.4, with Sunday's rain chance standing at 80 percent — up from the 69 percent the desk carried on Friday evening. Sunday's high finished at 63.5, the coolest high of the week, with the low tonight at 59.
Monday does not dry out. The feed carries a second day of rain (code 61) with a high of 64.3, a low of 59.1 and precipitation at 53 percent — a wet, cool start to the work week before the pattern breaks. Tuesday turns overcast and milder at 69.9 with the rain chance down to 12 percent.
The week's turn comes Wednesday. The feed carries 79.6 degrees on Wednesday and 78.4 on Thursday with precipitation at 6 percent and then zero — a two-day taste of late-spring warmth in mid-November. Friday cools back to a clear 67.3, and next Saturday reads overcast at 68.6 with rain chances at 5 percent.
For tonight and Monday morning, the practical read is steady rain rather than storms: nothing in the feed's codes points to severe weather, but wet roads for the Monday commute and a pair of days in the low 60s are the near-term certainty after a warm, dry Friday.
