Austin Weather Monday Morning: Rain at 67 Percent and 64 Degrees, Then 70 Tuesday and Near 80 Wednesday
Monday starts the way Sunday ended — wet. The station feed puts Austin at 60.2 degrees before dawn with rain the day's headline at a 67 percent chance, before the week dries out and warms to near 80 by Wednesday.
Austin woke up Monday still inside Sunday's weather. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read in the small hours of Monday morning, puts the city at 60.2 degrees (feeling like 62.5) under partly cloudy skies, with Monday itself lined up as a rain day: a high of 64.1, a low of 59.0, and a 67 percent chance of rain through the day.
Sunday's rain was the real thing — continuous rainfall and cool temperatures across Central Texas, with heavier storms further south and localized flash flooding possible, as FOX 7's Sunday file put it. Monday's edition is the tail of that system rather than a new one: steady rain chances, cool air, and wet roads for the morning drive, with no severe-weather signal in the feed.
The turn comes quickly. Tuesday goes overcast and milder at 70.3 with the rain chance down to 11 percent, and Wednesday reaches 79.5 — near 80 and effectively dry at a 6 percent chance. Thursday holds at 79.3 with no rain chance at all, and Friday turns clear at 69.8.
The weekend, on the current feed, cools back into the upper 60s and low 70s — Saturday at 70.3, and Sunday at 67.1 with showers back in the picture at a 31 percent chance. For Monday morning, though, the instruction is simple: the rain is still here, the crossings that ponded Sunday can pond again, and the warm-up does not start until Tuesday.
