Austin Sunday Weather: 75.7 and Clear at Midday, 82.8 by Afternoon, and Election Day Rain Odds Rise to 70 Percent
The first morning of standard time is a warm one — 75.7 degrees and clear at midday, feeling like 80.8. Monday still opens with fog, and Tuesday's Election Day rain chance has edged up to 70 percent.
Austin's first midday on standard time feels like late spring, not November. The station's live weather feed, read at midday Sunday, showed 75.7 degrees under clear skies (code 0), feeling like 80.8, on the way to a Sunday high of 82.8 with a low of 61.8 and just a 1 percent precipitation chance — the warm, dry close to the Halloween weekend the morning files promised.
Monday remains the hinge day. The feed holds fog (code 45) over Austin to start Monday, with a high of 79.8, a low of 65.3 and a rain chance that ticked up to 7 percent in this reading — still a grey commute rather than a wet one.
Tuesdays's Election Day signal firmed slightly. The feed codes Tuesday as rain (code 65) with a 70 percent precipitation probability — up from 69 percent this morning — a high of 79 and a low of 68.4. Travis County's 201 Election Day vote centers are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and anyone in line at 7 p.m. still votes; a rain plan for the trip to the polls remains the working advice. Behind Tuesday the week clears again — Wednesday mainly clear at 80.1 — before Friday cools to 73.4.
