Austin Halloween Midday Weather: 70.6 and Overcast, a High of 75.3, and Election Day Thunderstorms at 73 Percent
The station's live feed at midday puts Austin at 70.6 degrees under overcast skies on the way to 75.3 — a gray, dry Halloween — with Sunday warmer, Monday near 88, and a thunderstorm signal holding over Tuesday's election.
Austin's Halloween has warmed into the low 70s under a gray lid. The station's live weather feed, powered by Open-Meteo and read at midday, put the city at 70.6 degrees, feeling like 77.1, under overcast skies, on the way to a high of 75.3 and a low of 65.6, with rain chances at just 4 percent.
For tonight, that is the same workable pattern the morning file promised: the 6:30 p.m. Texas-Mississippi State kickoff, downtown's Halloween crowds and neighborhood trick-or-treating all run under overcast, low-rain-chance skies, cooling toward the mid-60s after dark — and the clocks fall back at 2 a.m. as the night ends.
Sunday runs overcast and warmer, a high near 81.4 and a low near 62.1 with rain at 3 percent. Monday is the week's warm day, a high near 88.4, before the pattern breaks.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — still carries the week's strongest signal: a thunderstorm code on the feed's day line, a high near 76.9 and rain chances at 73 percent. Voters heading to Travis County's vote centers should plan for a wet trip and extra time; the Weather Desk's next full file lands at 17:00.
