Austin Weather Monday 9 P.M.: 61.9 Degrees, Tuesday's Drizzle Is Back and Its High Is Cut to 64.9
Austin's gray Monday closes at 61.9 degrees — and Tuesday changed shape again in the late feed: the drizzle code the 7 p.m. file had dropped is back, Tuesday's high is cut nearly five degrees to 64.9, and Wednesday's fog is gone.
AUSTIN — The station's live feed at 9 p.m. on Monday reads 61.9 degrees, feeling like 65, under an overcast sky (weather code 3), with the day closing at a high of 63.8 and tonight's low set at 58.8. Monday's precipitation chance still reads 70 percent under its light-drizzle code into the night.
Tuesday changed for the cooler on the late feed — twice over. The drizzle code (51) that the 7 p.m. file had dropped is back for Tuesday, and Tuesday's high is cut from 69.2 to 64.9, with the low at 60.0 and the rain chance at 9 percent. It is a grayer, cooler Tuesday than any file today had promised until now.
Wednesday changed with it: the fog code (45) is gone, replaced by plain overcast (3), and its high is cut from 78.3 to 75.1, with a low of 59.9. Thursday holds its line at 78.3 under overcast skies with no rain chance, and Friday remains the week's peak at 81.2.
The weekend still turns: Saturday carries rain showers (code 81) at 76.1 with a 23 percent chance, and Sunday cools to 67.8 with drizzle coded and the chance at 33 percent. The week's warm middle survives the late revision — it just starts a day later and a few degrees lower. The Weather Desk updates again Tuesday morning.
