Austin Weather, Monday Night: 76.4 Degrees and Overcast, and Election Day's Rain Chance Is Up to 74 Percent
The late feed makes Tuesday the wet day of the week: rain at a 74 percent chance, a high of 75.9 and a low of 59.6 for voters heading to the polls.
Austin ends Monday warm and overcast. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, put the city at 76.4 degrees, feeling like 79.6, under overcast skies (code 3), closing a day that topped out at 84.8 and will bottom out at 65.6, with the day's own precipitation chance at just 3 percent.
Election Day is the change, and it has grown wetter on every read today. Tuesday now carries rain (code 65) at a 74 percent chance - up from 71 percent in the evening file - with a high of 75.9 and a low of 59.6. Anyone voting on Tuesday should expect rain at some point during polling hours, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., rather than plan around a dry window the feed does not promise.
The rest of the week clears and cools, then warms unevenly. Wednesday is partly cloudy (code 2) at 76.3 and 54.3 with no rain chance, Thursday carries a thunderstorm code (95) at 80.6 with a 20 percent chance, Friday turns overcast and cooler at 70.9, Saturday stays overcast at 72.9, and Sunday is clear (code 0) at 74.7. No severe-weather signal beyond Thursday's thunderstorm code appears in the seven-day feed read this cycle.
