Austin Halloween Late-Morning Weather: 67 and Overcast, a High of 74.7, and Election Day Rain Up to 73 Percent
The station's live feed at mid-morning puts Austin at 67.2 degrees under overcast skies with a light-drizzle code on the day, a dry-enough night for kickoff and trick-or-treating, and a thunderstorm signal strengthening over Tuesday's vote.
Austin's Halloween morning is holding gray and mild. The station's live weather feed, powered by Open-Meteo and read at mid-morning, put the city at 67.2 degrees, feeling like 72.7, under overcast skies, on the way to a high of 74.7 with a low of 65.6. The day line carries a light-drizzle code with rain chances at just 4 percent - a gray day, not a wet one, on the current signal.
For tonight's two draws, that is workable weather: the 6:30 p.m. Texas-Mississippi State kickoff and Halloween downtown both run under the same overcast, low-rain-chance pattern, cooling toward the mid-60s after dark. Neighborhood trick-or-treating gets the same file.
Sunday, the morning the clocks fall back, runs overcast and warmer - a high near 81.4 and a low near 62.1, rain at 3 percent. Monday is the week's warm day, a high near 88.4, before the pattern breaks with the election.
Tuesday, November 3, still carries the week's strongest signal, and it firmed up on this run's feed: a thunderstorm code (95), a high near 76.9, a low near 66.1 and a rain chance of 73 percent - the wettest reading of the week, squarely over the hours Travis County vote centers are open. Wednesday and Thursday clear behind it. The desk updates with the 17:00 file.
