Austin Weather, Midday Monday: 74.5 Degrees and Mainly Clear on the Way to 82.5, and Election Day's Rain Chance Is Up to 66 Percent
The midday feed holds a warm, mainly clear Monday - and makes Tuesday wetter again: moderate rain at 66 percent, a high of 74.7 and a low of 58.7 for Election Day.
Austin's Monday is warm and mainly clear at midday. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, put the city at 74.5 degrees, feeling like 76.4, under mainly clear skies (code 1), on the way to a high of 82.5 and a low of 65.6, with the day's own rain chance at just 4 percent and light drizzle possible (code 51).
Election Day is the change in the forecast, and it has grown wetter with each read today. Tuesday now carries moderate rain (code 63) at a 66 percent chance - up from 57 percent in the mid-morning file - with a high of 74.7 and a low of 58.7. Voters heading to Travis County's vote centers on Tuesday should plan for rain at some point in the day rather than a dry walk in.
The rest of the week dries out and warms back up. Wednesday is mainly clear (code 1) at 78.6 and 56.4 with no rain chance, Thursday and Friday turn overcast (code 3) at 76.8 and 77.3 with small rain chances, Saturday stays overcast at 77.9 with the chance up to 19 percent, and Sunday is mainly clear again at 79.6. No severe-weather signal appears anywhere in the seven-day feed read this cycle.
