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Austin Weather Thursday Overnight: 59.3 Degrees and Clear, Friday Revised Up to 77.1 Before Saturday's Rain

Thursday stays the week's clear day at 78.9. Friday now reads warmer — 77.1 with a 52.1 morning — and the weekend turn holds: Saturday rain at 65.7, Sunday drizzle at 67.7.

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Austin Weather Thursday Overnight: 59.3 Degrees and Clear, Friday Revised Up to 77.1 Before Saturday's Rain (AUSTIN CAPITAL NEWS)

AUSTIN — Thursday is starting clear and a touch cooler than the early file had it. The station's live weather feed read 59.3 degrees under a clear sky in the overnight hours, feeling like 58.8, on the way to a clear, sunny Thursday with a high of 78.9 and a low of 56.3 and no rain in the outlook.

The overnight revision belongs to Friday. The feed now puts Friday at 77.1 degrees under overcast skies — up from the 75.9 in the early file — with a colder morning low of 52.1 and still no precipitation. Friday remains the last dry day of the stretch, but it no longer cools as much as it first read.

The weekend turn is unchanged. Saturday brings rain (code 61) and a high of only 65.7 degrees, with a low of 57.2 and a 33 percent precipitation chance. Sunday stays unsettled with drizzle, a high of 67.7, a low of 56.5 and the week's highest precipitation chance at 59 percent.

Monday holds at 62.8 with a 24 percent chance, Tuesday is overcast and essentially dry at 64.1, and by next Wednesday the feed has Austin recovering to 73.5. For Thursday itself, the plan is simple: sunshine from the 59.3-degree start to the 78.9-degree afternoon, one more warm Friday, and then the rain arrives on schedule Saturday.

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