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Austin Weather Monday 1 P.M.: 63 Degrees, the High Revised Up to 64.6 — and Friday Now Reads 80.6

The clouds have thinned to partly cloudy at 63.3 degrees, the rain chance still holds at 70 percent, and the week's back half warms further — Friday up to 80.6 — in the station feed's early-afternoon revision.

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Austin Weather Monday 1 P.M.: 63 Degrees, the High Revised Up to 64.6 — and Friday Now Reads 80.6 (AUSTIN CAPITAL NEWS)

AUSTIN — The station's live feed at 1 p.m. on Monday reads 63.3 degrees, feeling like 63.8, under a partly cloudy code — the first break in the day's overcast — with the high for the day revised up to 64.6 and the low tonight at 58.8.

Monday itself stays coded for light drizzle (weather code 51) with the precipitation chance still at 70 percent, so the afternoon keeps a real chance of rain even as the sky lightens. Tuesday remains overcast and dry by comparison: a high of 68.2, a low of 58.6 and the rain chance at 10 percent.

The bigger changes are later in the week. Wednesday keeps its fog code (45) with the high trimmed slightly to 78.8. Thursday shifts from clear to overcast at 76.6, and Friday — also now overcast — jumps to a high of 80.6, the week's warmest reading yet. Saturday is coded for rain showers at 77.2 with a 17 percent chance, and Sunday cools to 71.1 with drizzle coded and a 27 percent chance.

Against this morning's files, the pattern is the same week with the volume turned up at the end: a wet gray Monday, a drying Tuesday, fog Wednesday, and now an 80-degree Friday at the far side. The Weather Desk updates again at the 17:00 file.

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