FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- TODAY: Much cooler today behind a strong cold front
- BREEZY: Morning with gusty winds and 50s by Saturday morning
- EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Rapid return to spring heat with rain chances mid‑week
FORECAST
TODAY
Much cooler air follows a strong cold front today, with highs from the mid‑50s in the Hill Country to the 60s and low 70s elsewhere, about 20 to 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. Mostly cloudy skies this morning may bring patchy drizzle or light rain, mainly in the Hill Country, Southern Edwards Plateau, and along the Rio Grande. Rain amounts will be minimal, with clouds thinning and northerly winds easing by mid to late afternoon.
THIS WEEKEND
Sunday brings a welcome change. Sunshine returns, winds turn southeasterly, and temperatures rebound into the 70s for most of the afternoon, providing a pleasant end to the weekend.
RAIN CHANCES
The cool‑down will be short‑lived as temperatures rapidly rebound early next week. Highs will climb back into the 80s by Monday and Tuesday, with 90s possible by mid‑week as warmer air builds back into the region.
Rain chances return Wednesday into Thursday as another front approaches, offering the potential for the most meaningful rainfall South‑Central Texas has seen in quite some time. Forecast timing and coverage will be refined as the week unfolds.
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