Austin Weather Tuesday 1 A.M.: 60.2 Degrees, Light Drizzle Coded for the Day Ahead and a High of 65.4
Austin opens Tuesday at 60.2 degrees under a mainly clear sky — and the overnight feed eases the day's drizzle back to light (code 51), lifts its high to 65.4, and trims Friday's peak to 79.2.
AUSTIN — The station's live feed at 1 a.m. on Tuesday reads 60.2 degrees, feeling like 62.9, under a mainly clear sky (weather code 1). The day ahead carries light drizzle (code 51), a high of 65.4 and a low of 59.2, with the precipitation chance at 20 percent.
Against Monday's 11 p.m. closing file, Tuesday firmed up milder than it last looked: the drizzle code eased from 53 back to 51, the high nudged up from 65.0 to 65.4, and the rain chance rose from 9 to 20 percent. It remains the coolest day of the week — just a shade less gray at the edges.
The warm-up behind it is intact but trimmed. Wednesday holds overcast at 74.4, Thursday rises to 78.6, and Friday — still the week's peak — now reads 79.2 instead of 81.2, with no rain chance on any of the three days.
The weekend cooled on the overnight feed: Saturday's rain showers (code 80) now top out at 71.8, down from 76.1, with the chance at 23 percent, and Sunday's drizzle code has cleared to overcast at 68.2 with the chance at 33 percent. Monday rebounds to 79.0 under a mainly clear sky. The Weather Desk files its morning outlook at 05:00.
