Austin Weather Before Dawn Monday: 58.6 Degrees and Drizzle, Rain Chance 65 Percent, Then Near 80 Wednesday
Monday is still a wet day, but the pre-dawn feed softens it a touch — drizzle at 58.6 degrees, a 65 percent rain chance and a high near 66, before Tuesday dries out and Wednesday warms to near 80.
Austin's Monday started grey and damp. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read before dawn, puts the city at 58.6 degrees (feeling like 59.2) under overcast skies, with Monday itself coded for drizzle: a high of 65.9, a low of 58.5 and a 65 percent chance of precipitation through the day.
The numbers are a small step back from Sunday's heavier rain. The rain chance has eased from the 67 percent the desk filed overnight, and Monday's high has nudged up from 64.1 to 65.9 — the tail of the weekend system loosening its grip rather than a new one arriving. Wet roads and ponded crossings from Sunday remain the morning-drive caution.
The clearing pattern holds from there. Tuesday goes overcast and milder at 70.4 with the rain chance down to 10 percent, and Wednesday reaches 79.5 — near 80, with the chance down to 2 percent. Thursday holds at 79.3 with no rain chance, and Friday turns clear at 69.8.
The weekend cools back toward 70 — Saturday at 70.3, Sunday at 67.1 with showers back at a 33 percent chance. For Monday, the instruction is unchanged from Sunday night: carry the umbrella, expect a damp commute, and know the warm-up is two days away.
