https://yesoui.ai/shows/todays-weather-in-austin/enNews© 2026 YesOui.aihttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/27e05db83a0d8a47ab5889df188d6e47.jpghttps://yesoui.ai/shows/todays-weather-in-austin/Mon, 08 Jun 2026 15:39:59 +0000YesOuiYesOuihello@yesoui.aiWeather in Austin — daily weather briefing for Austin, Texas. Each episode covers today's forecast for the Austin metro area: current conditions, high and low temperatures, humidity, precipitation chances, wind, and any heat advisories, severe...falsetrueepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-monday-01-june-2026--72275611
Monday is when the pattern shifts. Clouds pull back, sunshine returns, and the heat climbs to near 93°F. The south-southeast wind stays light at around 5 mph, offering no relief — plan any outdoor activity for the morning hours.

Tuesday is the day to watch. Temperatures reach 94°F with a heat index that could push toward 100. Hydrate before you head out, not after. Tuesday evening brings the first crack in the pattern, with a 26% chance of showers and thunderstorms developing after 7 p.m.

From Wednesday through Friday, storm chances build steadily — Wednesday at nearly 50%, Thursday in the low 40s, and Friday jumping to 65%, making it the most likely rain day of the stretch. Temperatures ease gradually from the low 90s into the upper 80s by Friday, which passes for a cool front in Austin.

The weekend looks unsettled but not locked in. Both Saturday and Sunday carry storm chances, easing off by Sunday.

Bottom line: enjoy Monday morning, prepare for serious heat Tuesday, and keep an eye on afternoon storms from mid-week onward.

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Monday is when the pattern shifts. Clouds pull back, sunshine returns, and the heat climbs to near 93°F. The south-southeast wind stays light at around 5 mph, offering no relief — plan any outdoor activity for the morning hours.

Tuesday is the day to watch. Temperatures reach 94°F with a heat index that could push toward 100. Hydrate before you head out, not after. Tuesday evening brings the first crack in the pattern, with a 26% chance of showers and thunderstorms developing after 7 p.m.

From Wednesday through Friday, storm chances build steadily — Wednesday at nearly 50%, Thursday in the low 40s, and Friday jumping to 65%, making it the most likely rain day of the stretch. Temperatures ease gradually from the low 90s into the upper 80s by Friday, which passes for a cool front in Austin.

The weekend looks unsettled but not locked in. Both Saturday and Sunday carry storm chances, easing off by Sunday.

Bottom line: enjoy Monday morning, prepare for serious heat Tuesday, and keep an eye on afternoon storms from mid-week onward.

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This briefing covers the full near-term outlook for the Austin metro area. Today stays mild with a low holding near 73 overnight and virtually no rain chance. Sunday climbs to a high near 93 — still dry and manageable in the morning, but unmistakably summer by afternoon. Monday is the hottest day in the forecast, touching 95 with early fog and climbing humidity. Plan any outdoor activity for before noon.

Tuesday matches Monday's 95-degree high but introduces the first storm chance of the week — around 24 percent after 1 p.m. From there, the pattern shifts. Wednesday and Thursday carry storm probabilities in the mid-30s, and by Friday that number jumps to 64 percent, making it the most likely day for meaningful rainfall.

In short: this weekend is your window. Saturday and Sunday are the best outdoor days in the near-term forecast. Monday morning still works. After that, heat and growing storm chances take over for the back half of the week. If you've got plans — a run, a patio brunch, yard work — front-load them. Austin's summer doesn't stay polite for long.

A quick, practical daily weather briefing for Austin, Texas — current conditions, highs and lows, humidity, precipitation chances, wind, and any active alerts. Under 3 minutes. Every day.

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This briefing covers the full near-term outlook for the Austin metro area. Today stays mild with a low holding near 73 overnight and virtually no rain chance. Sunday climbs to a high near 93 — still dry and manageable in the morning, but unmistakably summer by afternoon. Monday is the hottest day in the forecast, touching 95 with early fog and climbing humidity. Plan any outdoor activity for before noon.

Tuesday matches Monday's 95-degree high but introduces the first storm chance of the week — around 24 percent after 1 p.m. From there, the pattern shifts. Wednesday and Thursday carry storm probabilities in the mid-30s, and by Friday that number jumps to 64 percent, making it the most likely day for meaningful rainfall.

In short: this weekend is your window. Saturday and Sunday are the best outdoor days in the near-term forecast. Monday morning still works. After that, heat and growing storm chances take over for the back half of the week. If you've got plans — a run, a patio brunch, yard work — front-load them. Austin's summer doesn't stay polite for long.

A quick, practical daily weather briefing for Austin, Texas — current conditions, highs and lows, humidity, precipitation chances, wind, and any active alerts. Under 3 minutes. Every day.

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The weekend looks pleasant and dry. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 91, with Sunday following close behind at a high near 92. Precipitation chances both days sit at just two percent — about as close to guaranteed dry as a Texas forecast gets. It's a good weekend to be outside.

The shift comes Monday. Patchy morning fog gives way to a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with the week's hottest high near 94. From there, storm chances climb through Tuesday and Wednesday — hovering around 31 to 32 percent — before easing slightly Thursday, then ticking back up to 34 percent Friday.

The week's pattern in one line: dry and hot through the weekend, then progressively wetter as the work week builds. Winds stay light throughout, so don't count on any breeze for relief.

Bottom line for today: enjoy the comfortable morning temperatures, leave the umbrella in the car for Saturday, but keep it accessible for Monday onward. This is your Austin daily weather briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes.

Built using AI technology. A YesWee production.

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The weekend looks pleasant and dry. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 91, with Sunday following close behind at a high near 92. Precipitation chances both days sit at just two percent — about as close to guaranteed dry as a Texas forecast gets. It's a good weekend to be outside.

The shift comes Monday. Patchy morning fog gives way to a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with the week's hottest high near 94. From there, storm chances climb through Tuesday and Wednesday — hovering around 31 to 32 percent — before easing slightly Thursday, then ticking back up to 34 percent Friday.

The week's pattern in one line: dry and hot through the weekend, then progressively wetter as the work week builds. Winds stay light throughout, so don't count on any breeze for relief.

Bottom line for today: enjoy the comfortable morning temperatures, leave the umbrella in the car for Saturday, but keep it accessible for Monday onward. This is your Austin daily weather briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes.

Built using AI technology. A YesWee production.

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Beyond the alert, conditions this morning are genuinely comfortable. Temperatures sit at 71°F with calm winds and near-zero rain chances. It's about as pleasant as Austin gets — but the heat builds fast.

This weekend delivers classic early-summer Austin weather: highs near 93–94°F on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, mostly sunny skies, and light south winds. Overnight lows hover in the low-to-mid 70s and are creeping upward each night. Rain chances through Sunday sit at just 1–2% — leave the umbrella at home.

The pattern shifts heading into next week. Monday brings a 24% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and that chance climbs to 37% by Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday both carry a continued risk of showers and thunderstorms, with highs settling back near 90°F. If you have outdoor plans this weekend, move on them. By Monday, flexibility is your friend.

Bottom line: dry, hot, and sunny through Sunday — then a stormier stretch arrives. Check that air quality alert first, enjoy the clear skies while they last, and keep an eye on the Monday forecast.

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Beyond the alert, conditions this morning are genuinely comfortable. Temperatures sit at 71°F with calm winds and near-zero rain chances. It's about as pleasant as Austin gets — but the heat builds fast.

This weekend delivers classic early-summer Austin weather: highs near 93–94°F on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, mostly sunny skies, and light south winds. Overnight lows hover in the low-to-mid 70s and are creeping upward each night. Rain chances through Sunday sit at just 1–2% — leave the umbrella at home.

The pattern shifts heading into next week. Monday brings a 24% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and that chance climbs to 37% by Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday both carry a continued risk of showers and thunderstorms, with highs settling back near 90°F. If you have outdoor plans this weekend, move on them. By Monday, flexibility is your friend.

Bottom line: dry, hot, and sunny through Sunday — then a stormier stretch arrives. Check that air quality alert first, enjoy the clear skies while they last, and keep an eye on the Monday forecast.

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The bigger story is what comes next. A slow, steady heat ramp builds through the weekend: 92°F Friday, 93°F Saturday, 94°F Sunday, and close to 95°F Monday. Rain chances through the weekend hover at just one or two percent — meaning no relief whatsoever from the heat until early next week.

The first crack in the pattern arrives Monday night, when a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms edges in. By Tuesday that storm chance climbs to 35 percent — not a guarantee, but the most meaningful break in the dry stretch all week. Wednesday pulls back to around 90°F with only a slight storm chance lingering.

No active weather alerts are in effect right now — no heat advisory, no warnings. Even so, if you're planning outdoor time this weekend, the advice is simple: start early, hydrate more than you think you need to, and find shade before the afternoon peak heat sets in.

This episode was produced using AI technology. A YesWee production.

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The bigger story is what comes next. A slow, steady heat ramp builds through the weekend: 92°F Friday, 93°F Saturday, 94°F Sunday, and close to 95°F Monday. Rain chances through the weekend hover at just one or two percent — meaning no relief whatsoever from the heat until early next week.

The first crack in the pattern arrives Monday night, when a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms edges in. By Tuesday that storm chance climbs to 35 percent — not a guarantee, but the most meaningful break in the dry stretch all week. Wednesday pulls back to around 90°F with only a slight storm chance lingering.

No active weather alerts are in effect right now — no heat advisory, no warnings. Even so, if you're planning outdoor time this weekend, the advice is simple: start early, hydrate more than you think you need to, and find shade before the afternoon peak heat sets in.

This episode was produced using AI technology. A YesWee production.

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Looking ahead, Thursday warms noticeably to near 88°F with morning sunshine and an afternoon storm chance creeping back in. Friday is the standout day of the stretch — mostly sunny, a high near 91°F, and just a 3% rain chance. Plan your outdoor commitments around Friday and Saturday.

The back half of the weekend is worth watching. Sunday night's storm chance climbs to 43%, and both Monday and Tuesday carry thunderstorm potential in the 30–40% range. A pattern change is building. No active weather alerts are in effect for the Austin metro area right now.

This is your daily Austin weather briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes. Know what to wear, whether to grab an umbrella, and when to book that patio reservation.

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Looking ahead, Thursday warms noticeably to near 88°F with morning sunshine and an afternoon storm chance creeping back in. Friday is the standout day of the stretch — mostly sunny, a high near 91°F, and just a 3% rain chance. Plan your outdoor commitments around Friday and Saturday.

The back half of the weekend is worth watching. Sunday night's storm chance climbs to 43%, and both Monday and Tuesday carry thunderstorm potential in the 30–40% range. A pattern change is building. No active weather alerts are in effect for the Austin metro area right now.

This is your daily Austin weather briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes. Know what to wear, whether to grab an umbrella, and when to book that patio reservation.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>114austin daily forecast,austin news podcast,austin rain forecast,austin storm chance,austin thunderstorm today,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend weather,daily weather austin,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-tuesday-26-may-2026--72167062
Right now, conditions are ideal: 70 degrees, partly cloudy, and almost no wind. Today stays comfortable with no rain chance to speak of. Tonight is similarly calm, with a low around 70 degrees.

Tuesday is where the pattern starts to shift. Expect a sunny morning and a high near 90, but after 4 PM a slight storm chance creeps in. Tuesday night is the main event — an 81% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with rainfall totals potentially reaching three-quarters to one inch. If you have early Wednesday commitments, plan for a wet morning commute.

Wednesday carries a 67% chance of storms through the morning, with a high near 84, before clearing out by evening. Thursday and Friday bounce back nicely — mostly sunny, highs near 90 to 92, with minimal rain chances.

The weekend brings another round of building uncertainty, with storm chances ramping up again Saturday through Monday, particularly Sunday night into Monday.

Bottom line: enjoy the next 24 hours. After that, Austin's classic storm-season rhythm kicks back in. Light layers today, storm prep by Tuesday afternoon.

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Right now, conditions are ideal: 70 degrees, partly cloudy, and almost no wind. Today stays comfortable with no rain chance to speak of. Tonight is similarly calm, with a low around 70 degrees.

Tuesday is where the pattern starts to shift. Expect a sunny morning and a high near 90, but after 4 PM a slight storm chance creeps in. Tuesday night is the main event — an 81% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with rainfall totals potentially reaching three-quarters to one inch. If you have early Wednesday commitments, plan for a wet morning commute.

Wednesday carries a 67% chance of storms through the morning, with a high near 84, before clearing out by evening. Thursday and Friday bounce back nicely — mostly sunny, highs near 90 to 92, with minimal rain chances.

The weekend brings another round of building uncertainty, with storm chances ramping up again Saturday through Monday, particularly Sunday night into Monday.

Bottom line: enjoy the next 24 hours. After that, Austin's classic storm-season rhythm kicks back in. Light layers today, storm prep by Tuesday afternoon.

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The afternoon is a different story. Storm chances climb to around 24% after 1 p.m. as the high pushes near 91 degrees. That afternoon heat fuels pop-up showers and thunderstorms, so if you're grilling, heading to the lake, or spending time outdoors, keep an eye on the radar after lunch and have a backup plan ready. Nothing alarming — just smart preparation.

Tonight clears out reasonably well, with lows near 71 degrees and that storm chance fading before evening.

Looking ahead: Tuesday is mostly sunny with a high near 89 and a similar slight afternoon storm chance. But Tuesday night into Wednesday is where things get serious. Storm chances jump to 90% overnight, and Wednesday brings showers and thunderstorms all day with a high only near 81. If you have outdoor plans mid-week, move them now.

Thursday starts to clear, and Friday through Saturday brings mostly sunny skies with highs touching 91 to 92 degrees — a classic Austin summer preview.

No active weather alerts today. Sunscreen for the cookout, storm radar on standby. Happy Memorial Day, Austin.

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The afternoon is a different story. Storm chances climb to around 24% after 1 p.m. as the high pushes near 91 degrees. That afternoon heat fuels pop-up showers and thunderstorms, so if you're grilling, heading to the lake, or spending time outdoors, keep an eye on the radar after lunch and have a backup plan ready. Nothing alarming — just smart preparation.

Tonight clears out reasonably well, with lows near 71 degrees and that storm chance fading before evening.

Looking ahead: Tuesday is mostly sunny with a high near 89 and a similar slight afternoon storm chance. But Tuesday night into Wednesday is where things get serious. Storm chances jump to 90% overnight, and Wednesday brings showers and thunderstorms all day with a high only near 81. If you have outdoor plans mid-week, move them now.

Thursday starts to clear, and Friday through Saturday brings mostly sunny skies with highs touching 91 to 92 degrees — a classic Austin summer preview.

No active weather alerts today. Sunscreen for the cookout, storm radar on standby. Happy Memorial Day, Austin.

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This afternoon holds steady near the 88-degree high with just a 6% precipitation chance. Pack sunscreen and a water bottle, skip the rain jacket entirely. Tonight cools to a comfortable 70°F under mostly clear skies. Memorial Day itself looks even better: full sun, a high near 89°F, and only a 4% rain chance — ideal conditions for cookouts, lake days, or anything outdoors.

The week's story, however, is the mid-week pattern shift. Tuesday starts sunny with a high near 89°F but afternoon showers and thunderstorms become possible by late in the day. Then Tuesday night the odds jump sharply — 84% chance of rain overnight heading into Wednesday. Wednesday arrives with widespread showers, thunderstorms, and a high near 84°F, a meaningful cooldown of around five degrees. Anyone with outdoor plans mid-week should build in flexibility now.

Thursday eases and by Friday Austin returns to mostly sunny skies with a high near 92°F, summer reasserting itself quickly after the midweek washout.

Bottom line: enjoy the holiday weekend fully — the weather is genuinely beautiful. Just keep one eye on Tuesday night, because Wednesday is coming in loud.

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This afternoon holds steady near the 88-degree high with just a 6% precipitation chance. Pack sunscreen and a water bottle, skip the rain jacket entirely. Tonight cools to a comfortable 70°F under mostly clear skies. Memorial Day itself looks even better: full sun, a high near 89°F, and only a 4% rain chance — ideal conditions for cookouts, lake days, or anything outdoors.

The week's story, however, is the mid-week pattern shift. Tuesday starts sunny with a high near 89°F but afternoon showers and thunderstorms become possible by late in the day. Then Tuesday night the odds jump sharply — 84% chance of rain overnight heading into Wednesday. Wednesday arrives with widespread showers, thunderstorms, and a high near 84°F, a meaningful cooldown of around five degrees. Anyone with outdoor plans mid-week should build in flexibility now.

Thursday eases and by Friday Austin returns to mostly sunny skies with a high near 92°F, summer reasserting itself quickly after the midweek washout.

Bottom line: enjoy the holiday weekend fully — the weather is genuinely beautiful. Just keep one eye on Tuesday night, because Wednesday is coming in loud.

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(00:01:10) Sunday Into Memorial Day
(00:01:40) What To Wear This Weekend
(00:02:08) Austin Weekend Takeaway

A Flood Watch is in effect for the Austin metro area through Sunday evening, and it shapes everything about this weekend's forecast. This episode walks you through the full picture — from a relatively calm Friday to a stormy Saturday and a tentative recovery on Sunday — so you can plan around the weather instead of being caught off guard.

Friday holds steady at 72 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and only a 12% chance of rain. Enjoy the calm, because Saturday changes the game. Showers and thunderstorms are likely after 10 a.m., with a high near 86 and a 55% precipitation chance running through Saturday night. Rainfall totals between a quarter and half an inch are expected — and on saturated ground, that accumulates fast. The Flood Watch isn't background noise; it's the reason to take Saturday seriously.

Sunday eases slightly, with a 41% storm chance and a high near 84. The back half of Sunday night clears toward partly cloudy, signalling improving conditions. Memorial Day looks like the best day of the stretch: mostly sunny, high near 87, with storm chances dropping to 26% — mainly in the afternoon. A cookout or outdoor plans are workable, as long as you keep an eye on the sky around midday.

Practical gear guide: light layers Friday, rain jacket Saturday, judgment call Sunday, room to breathe Monday. Looking further ahead, another heavy storm cycle is building back in by Wednesday — more on that in the next episode.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72129116Sat, 23 May 2026 11:16:52 +0000trueYesOuiA Flood Watch is in effect for the Austin metro area through Sunday evening, and it shapes everything about this weekend's forecast. This episode walks you through the full picture — from a relatively calm Friday to a stormy Saturday and a tentative... (00:00:33) Saturday Storm Threat
(00:01:10) Sunday Into Memorial Day
(00:01:40) What To Wear This Weekend
(00:02:08) Austin Weekend Takeaway

A Flood Watch is in effect for the Austin metro area through Sunday evening, and it shapes everything about this weekend's forecast. This episode walks you through the full picture — from a relatively calm Friday to a stormy Saturday and a tentative recovery on Sunday — so you can plan around the weather instead of being caught off guard.

Friday holds steady at 72 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and only a 12% chance of rain. Enjoy the calm, because Saturday changes the game. Showers and thunderstorms are likely after 10 a.m., with a high near 86 and a 55% precipitation chance running through Saturday night. Rainfall totals between a quarter and half an inch are expected — and on saturated ground, that accumulates fast. The Flood Watch isn't background noise; it's the reason to take Saturday seriously.

Sunday eases slightly, with a 41% storm chance and a high near 84. The back half of Sunday night clears toward partly cloudy, signalling improving conditions. Memorial Day looks like the best day of the stretch: mostly sunny, high near 87, with storm chances dropping to 26% — mainly in the afternoon. A cookout or outdoor plans are workable, as long as you keep an eye on the sky around midday.

Practical gear guide: light layers Friday, rain jacket Saturday, judgment call Sunday, room to breathe Monday. Looking further ahead, another heavy storm cycle is building back in by Wednesday — more on that in the next episode.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>134austin daily forecast,austin flood watch,austin news podcast,austin rain this weekend,austin storm forecast,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend storms,daily weather austin,flood watch texas,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-friday-22-may-2026--72121755 (00:00:33) Today and Tonight Outlook
(00:00:56) Saturday Storm Risk
(00:01:19) Flood Watch What It Means
(00:01:44) Sunday Into Memorial Day

A Flood Watch is now in effect for the Austin metro area, running through Sunday evening at 7 PM — and it shapes everything about this weekend's forecast. Today sees a manageable 22% chance of showers and thunderstorms with a high of 87°F, light south-southwest winds at 5 mph, and mostly sunny skies. Afternoon plans are likely fine, but the atmosphere is loading up.

Saturday is the day to watch. Showers and thunderstorms are likely from 7 AM onward, with a 64% precipitation chance and the potential for heavy rainfall. The high only reaches 84°F and temperatures may actually fall through the afternoon — a sign of significant storm activity. If you have outdoor events Saturday, have a solid backup plan ready.

The Flood Watch means conditions are favorable for flash flooding, not that it's guaranteed. Low-lying areas, underpasses, and drainage-prone spots are the places to monitor. Never drive through flooded roadways — Austin's history with flash floods makes this a real risk, not a precaution to ignore.

Sunday remains unsettled with a 50% storm chance and a high near 84°F, but conditions ease compared to Saturday. Memorial Day improves further — a 28% storm chance and a high near 86°F means your cookout has a decent shot.

Bottom line: today is manageable, Saturday is the rough patch, and the weekend improves heading into Monday. Keep weather alerts active on your phone and stay out of high water.

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(00:00:56) Saturday Storm Risk
(00:01:19) Flood Watch What It Means
(00:01:44) Sunday Into Memorial Day

A Flood Watch is now in effect for the Austin metro area, running through Sunday evening at 7 PM — and it shapes everything about this weekend's forecast. Today sees a manageable 22% chance of showers and thunderstorms with a high of 87°F, light south-southwest winds at 5 mph, and mostly sunny skies. Afternoon plans are likely fine, but the atmosphere is loading up.

Saturday is the day to watch. Showers and thunderstorms are likely from 7 AM onward, with a 64% precipitation chance and the potential for heavy rainfall. The high only reaches 84°F and temperatures may actually fall through the afternoon — a sign of significant storm activity. If you have outdoor events Saturday, have a solid backup plan ready.

The Flood Watch means conditions are favorable for flash flooding, not that it's guaranteed. Low-lying areas, underpasses, and drainage-prone spots are the places to monitor. Never drive through flooded roadways — Austin's history with flash floods makes this a real risk, not a precaution to ignore.

Sunday remains unsettled with a 50% storm chance and a high near 84°F, but conditions ease compared to Saturday. Memorial Day improves further — a 28% storm chance and a high near 86°F means your cookout has a decent shot.

Bottom line: today is manageable, Saturday is the rough patch, and the weekend improves heading into Monday. Keep weather alerts active on your phone and stay out of high water.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>129austin daily forecast,austin flash flood,austin flood watch,austin news podcast,austin storm warning,austin thunderstorm risk,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend forecast,daily weather austin,memorial day austin,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-friday-22-may-2026--72114551 (00:00:25) What To Wear Today
(00:00:51) Severe Storm Risk This Evening
(00:01:20) Memorial Day Weekend Outlook
(00:01:53) May Rain Pattern Context
(00:02:11) Austin Daily Takeaway

Austin is stepping into one of its heaviest stretches of May weather yet. Today's high reaches 34 degrees with humidity locked at 79 percent and a 78 percent chance of rain arriving around 1 PM — a combination that will feel oppressive from the moment you walk out the door. The morning starts cooler, near 17 degrees with patchy fog, so a light layer early makes sense before switching to loose, breathable clothing for the afternoon. The umbrella is not optional — carry it.

Beyond the afternoon rain, a Level One severe thunderstorm risk is in effect for late afternoon into the evening, bringing the possibility of strong winds with developing storms. Level One is the lowest tier on a five-point scale, but if you have outdoor evening plans, build in flexibility and keep an eye on conditions as the day moves along.

Looking ahead, the weekend offers no relief. Saturday through Monday — the Memorial Day holiday stretch — is forecast to be consistently wet, with temperatures dropping to the low-to-mid twenties and humidity climbing as high as 93 percent. Two to four inches of rain are expected across the period, with isolated areas potentially seeing up to six inches. Flash flood concerns are real. Avoid low-water crossings this weekend if conditions deteriorate.

Zooming out, May is tracking toward roughly 20 rainy days for the full month, with seven of the next ten days carrying rain in the forecast. The pattern is not shifting. Today marks the start of the messiest stretch — stay aware, stay dry where you can, and keep that umbrella within reach.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72114551Fri, 22 May 2026 12:59:29 +0000trueYesOuiAustin is stepping into one of its heaviest stretches of May weather yet. Today's high reaches 34 degrees with humidity locked at 79 percent and a 78 percent chance of rain arriving around 1 PM — a combination that will feel oppressive from the moment... (00:00:25) What To Wear Today
(00:00:51) Severe Storm Risk This Evening
(00:01:20) Memorial Day Weekend Outlook
(00:01:53) May Rain Pattern Context
(00:02:11) Austin Daily Takeaway

Austin is stepping into one of its heaviest stretches of May weather yet. Today's high reaches 34 degrees with humidity locked at 79 percent and a 78 percent chance of rain arriving around 1 PM — a combination that will feel oppressive from the moment you walk out the door. The morning starts cooler, near 17 degrees with patchy fog, so a light layer early makes sense before switching to loose, breathable clothing for the afternoon. The umbrella is not optional — carry it.

Beyond the afternoon rain, a Level One severe thunderstorm risk is in effect for late afternoon into the evening, bringing the possibility of strong winds with developing storms. Level One is the lowest tier on a five-point scale, but if you have outdoor evening plans, build in flexibility and keep an eye on conditions as the day moves along.

Looking ahead, the weekend offers no relief. Saturday through Monday — the Memorial Day holiday stretch — is forecast to be consistently wet, with temperatures dropping to the low-to-mid twenties and humidity climbing as high as 93 percent. Two to four inches of rain are expected across the period, with isolated areas potentially seeing up to six inches. Flash flood concerns are real. Avoid low-water crossings this weekend if conditions deteriorate.

Zooming out, May is tracking toward roughly 20 rainy days for the full month, with seven of the next ten days carrying rain in the forecast. The pattern is not shifting. Today marks the start of the messiest stretch — stay aware, stay dry where you can, and keep that umbrella within reach.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>132austin daily forecast,austin flash flood risk,austin heat humidity,austin news podcast,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,daily weather austin,memorial day weekend rain,severe storm austin texas,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-tuesday-19-may-2026--72067736 (00:00:42) Today's Rain and Humidity
(00:01:17) Wednesday Flood Risk
(00:01:54) Multi-Day Wet Pattern Through Friday
(00:02:10) Weekend Cooldown Ahead
(00:02:27) Austin Storm Prep Wrap-Up

Austin is heading into one of the most active weather weeks of the season. A Level 2 severe storm risk has been issued for Tuesday afternoon and evening, with damaging winds and large hail both on the table. The exact timing depends on a warm-air cap that could delay storm initiation until evening — but when storms fire, they'll be capable. If you have outdoor plans Tuesday afternoon, build in a backup now.

Before Tuesday even arrives, today is already wet. A 70% chance of afternoon rain, humidity around 79%, and a high of 32°C (89°F) will make it feel heavy and grey outside. Southerly winds of around 25 km/h with gusts up to 30 mph mean anything loose on a patio or in the yard should come inside today — that advice carries straight through to Wednesday.

Tuesday's storms feed directly into Wednesday's flash flood concern. The NOAA Weather Prediction Center has flagged a slight risk of excessive rainfall for the central Texas Hill Country, and this week is Texas Flood Awareness Week. If you live or commute near low-lying roads or creek areas, monitor local alerts closely mid-week.

The wet pattern doesn't stop at Wednesday — multiple rounds of storms are expected daily through Friday, making this a week-long consideration for commuters and anyone with outdoor work.

The reward: a genuine cooldown arrives with the weekend. Temperatures drop from today's 32°C down to a pleasant 22–23°C as the cold front clears through. Charge your phone tonight, secure outdoor items, and keep Tuesday evening on your radar. That's the critical window this week.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72067736Tue, 19 May 2026 11:18:57 +0000trueYesOuiAustin is heading into one of the most active weather weeks of the season. A Level 2 severe storm risk has been issued for Tuesday afternoon and evening, with damaging winds and large hail both on the table. The exact timing depends on a warm-air cap... (00:00:42) Today's Rain and Humidity
(00:01:17) Wednesday Flood Risk
(00:01:54) Multi-Day Wet Pattern Through Friday
(00:02:10) Weekend Cooldown Ahead
(00:02:27) Austin Storm Prep Wrap-Up

Austin is heading into one of the most active weather weeks of the season. A Level 2 severe storm risk has been issued for Tuesday afternoon and evening, with damaging winds and large hail both on the table. The exact timing depends on a warm-air cap that could delay storm initiation until evening — but when storms fire, they'll be capable. If you have outdoor plans Tuesday afternoon, build in a backup now.

Before Tuesday even arrives, today is already wet. A 70% chance of afternoon rain, humidity around 79%, and a high of 32°C (89°F) will make it feel heavy and grey outside. Southerly winds of around 25 km/h with gusts up to 30 mph mean anything loose on a patio or in the yard should come inside today — that advice carries straight through to Wednesday.

Tuesday's storms feed directly into Wednesday's flash flood concern. The NOAA Weather Prediction Center has flagged a slight risk of excessive rainfall for the central Texas Hill Country, and this week is Texas Flood Awareness Week. If you live or commute near low-lying roads or creek areas, monitor local alerts closely mid-week.

The wet pattern doesn't stop at Wednesday — multiple rounds of storms are expected daily through Friday, making this a week-long consideration for commuters and anyone with outdoor work.

The reward: a genuine cooldown arrives with the weekend. Temperatures drop from today's 32°C down to a pleasant 22–23°C as the cold front clears through. Charge your phone tonight, secure outdoor items, and keep Tuesday evening on your radar. That's the critical window this week.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>154austin daily forecast,austin news podcast,austin severe storm,austin storm warning,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend cooldown,daily weather austin,flash flood risk texas,hill country flooding,texas flood awareness,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-monday-18-may-2026--72054320 (00:00:24) Multiple Storm Rounds Through Friday
(00:01:03) What You Don't Know Yet — Timing Gaps
(00:01:25) Friday Clearing and Weekend Outlook
(00:01:46) What to Do This Week

Austin's multi-day storm pattern has arrived, and this episode breaks down everything you need to manage a full week of wet, unsettled weather across the metro area.

Today's conditions are already active: light rain is showing up, temperatures sit at 81°F with humidity at 69%, and a 70% rain chance isn't a maybe — it's a likelihood that runs right through sunset at 8:19 PM. The atmosphere is loaded with elevated moisture and instability, the two ingredients that fuel stronger thunderstorm potential and localised pockets of heavy rain even when the overall forecast looks moderate.

The bigger story is what's stacked ahead. Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are forecast through Friday, with total metro rainfall tracking between one and two inches — distributed across several days, not arriving all at once. That means you're not dodging a single bad afternoon; you're managing daily prep calls all week.

The critical unknown right now is timing. We know storms are coming each day, but the exact hours of heaviest rain aren't locked in yet. Check your radar app before every commute — morning and afternoon. Don't assume a quiet breakfast means you're clear by 5 PM.

Friday offers some relief as storms are expected to clear, but the precise hour matters if you have outdoor plans, so watch Friday updates closely.

For today: carry an umbrella, layer up, and allow extra drive time this evening. Wet roads and reduced visibility are both in play. Stay flexible, stay radar-aware, and we'll be back tomorrow with the next update in this pattern.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72054320Mon, 18 May 2026 11:17:43 +0000trueYesOuiAustin's multi-day storm pattern has arrived, and this episode breaks down everything you need to manage a full week of wet, unsettled weather across the metro area. Today's conditions are already active: light rain is showing up, temperatures sit at... (00:00:24) Multiple Storm Rounds Through Friday
(00:01:03) What You Don't Know Yet — Timing Gaps
(00:01:25) Friday Clearing and Weekend Outlook
(00:01:46) What to Do This Week

Austin's multi-day storm pattern has arrived, and this episode breaks down everything you need to manage a full week of wet, unsettled weather across the metro area.

Today's conditions are already active: light rain is showing up, temperatures sit at 81°F with humidity at 69%, and a 70% rain chance isn't a maybe — it's a likelihood that runs right through sunset at 8:19 PM. The atmosphere is loaded with elevated moisture and instability, the two ingredients that fuel stronger thunderstorm potential and localised pockets of heavy rain even when the overall forecast looks moderate.

The bigger story is what's stacked ahead. Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are forecast through Friday, with total metro rainfall tracking between one and two inches — distributed across several days, not arriving all at once. That means you're not dodging a single bad afternoon; you're managing daily prep calls all week.

The critical unknown right now is timing. We know storms are coming each day, but the exact hours of heaviest rain aren't locked in yet. Check your radar app before every commute — morning and afternoon. Don't assume a quiet breakfast means you're clear by 5 PM.

Friday offers some relief as storms are expected to clear, but the precise hour matters if you have outdoor plans, so watch Friday updates closely.

For today: carry an umbrella, layer up, and allow extra drive time this evening. Wet roads and reduced visibility are both in play. Stay flexible, stay radar-aware, and we'll be back tomorrow with the next update in this pattern.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>136austin daily forecast,austin news podcast,austin rain forecast,austin storm forecast,austin thunderstorm week,austin weather podcast,austin weather radar,austin weather today,daily weather austin,flash flood austin,multi-day storms austin,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-sunday-17-may-2026--72040266 (00:00:28) Wind Gusts Tapering Today
(00:01:15) Humidity Rising From South
(00:01:49) Cooldown Arrives Monday
(00:02:18) What To Wear Today

Austin wakes up to 66 degrees and mostly clear skies this Sunday, but today marks the last of the warm stretch before a significant pattern shift. The high climbs into the low 70s, winds ease from overnight gusts of 40 mph down to a manageable 20–30 mph through the afternoon, and there's no rain in the forecast. If you've been waiting for a good outdoor day, this afternoon is your window.

The bigger story is what's building behind today's pleasant conditions. A southerly flow off the Gulf of Mexico is pulling subtropical moisture into Central Texas, raising humidity levels even as temperatures stay comfortable. That moisture isn't going anywhere — once cooler air locks in Monday, it interacts with the cold to set up daily shower chances across the coming week. Temperatures will drop from the low 70s today into the 60s Monday, and eventually the 50s later in the week. That's a real shift.

For today's practical forecast: think jeans and a light top, sunglasses required, no umbrella needed. A light windbreaker is useful for morning events, but unnecessary by afternoon. No severe weather alerts are in effect, and the threat level remains low.

This is your briefing for Sunday in Austin — under three minutes, everything you need to step outside with confidence. A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72040266Sun, 17 May 2026 11:18:15 +0000trueYesOuiAustin wakes up to 66 degrees and mostly clear skies this Sunday, but today marks the last of the warm stretch before a significant pattern shift. The high climbs into the low 70s, winds ease from overnight gusts of 40 mph down to a manageable 20–30... (00:00:28) Wind Gusts Tapering Today
(00:01:15) Humidity Rising From South
(00:01:49) Cooldown Arrives Monday
(00:02:18) What To Wear Today

Austin wakes up to 66 degrees and mostly clear skies this Sunday, but today marks the last of the warm stretch before a significant pattern shift. The high climbs into the low 70s, winds ease from overnight gusts of 40 mph down to a manageable 20–30 mph through the afternoon, and there's no rain in the forecast. If you've been waiting for a good outdoor day, this afternoon is your window.

The bigger story is what's building behind today's pleasant conditions. A southerly flow off the Gulf of Mexico is pulling subtropical moisture into Central Texas, raising humidity levels even as temperatures stay comfortable. That moisture isn't going anywhere — once cooler air locks in Monday, it interacts with the cold to set up daily shower chances across the coming week. Temperatures will drop from the low 70s today into the 60s Monday, and eventually the 50s later in the week. That's a real shift.

For today's practical forecast: think jeans and a light top, sunglasses required, no umbrella needed. A light windbreaker is useful for morning events, but unnecessary by afternoon. No severe weather alerts are in effect, and the threat level remains low.

This is your briefing for Sunday in Austin — under three minutes, everything you need to step outside with confidence. A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>152austin daily forecast,austin news podcast,austin sunday weather,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekly outlook,austin wind gusts,central texas forecast,cooldown forecast austin,daily weather austin,gulf of mexico moisture,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-saturday-16-may-2026--72030677 (00:00:52) Saturday Forecast Details
(00:01:34) Saturday Storm Chance
(00:02:13) What to Wear and When to Go
(00:02:53) May Average Context
(00:03:24) Austin Weekend Wrap

Austin heads into the weekend running about five degrees above normal for mid-May, with afternoon highs near 90°F and humidity surging in off the Gulf. But the real story isn't the thermometer — it's the heat index. When humidity climbs, your body's cooling system loses efficiency, and what feels like 90 quickly becomes something meaningfully harder to manage. This episode breaks down exactly what that means for your weekend plans.

Saturday brings a high of 89°F, an overnight low near 78°F, and morning cloud cover that burns off into full afternoon sunshine. South winds will be breezy throughout — but don't mistake that for relief. A warm southerly in Texas pulls humid Gulf air northward, not cool air down. There's also an isolated chance of pop-up afternoon thunderstorms on Saturday. They won't be organised storm systems, but brief, intense cells are possible — watch for anvil clouds building in the afternoon sky.

Sunday is quieter on the storm front, though heat and humidity carry through the weekend.

Practically: get outside before noon if you're exercising, gardening, or attending outdoor events. By 2 or 3 p.m., full sun combined with 90-degree heat and elevated humidity becomes a genuine grind. Lightweight clothing, sunscreen, and aggressive hydration are the weekend essentials. If you're watching kids' sports or attending shaded events, bring a portable fan and keep water in hand at all times.

Five degrees above the May average of 85°F is a signal Austin is already trending into early summer conditions. Stay cool out there.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72030677Sat, 16 May 2026 11:18:15 +0000trueYesOuiAustin heads into the weekend running about five degrees above normal for mid-May, with afternoon highs near 90°F and humidity surging in off the Gulf. But the real story isn't the thermometer — it's the heat index. When humidity climbs, your body's... (00:00:52) Saturday Forecast Details
(00:01:34) Saturday Storm Chance
(00:02:13) What to Wear and When to Go
(00:02:53) May Average Context
(00:03:24) Austin Weekend Wrap

Austin heads into the weekend running about five degrees above normal for mid-May, with afternoon highs near 90°F and humidity surging in off the Gulf. But the real story isn't the thermometer — it's the heat index. When humidity climbs, your body's cooling system loses efficiency, and what feels like 90 quickly becomes something meaningfully harder to manage. This episode breaks down exactly what that means for your weekend plans.

Saturday brings a high of 89°F, an overnight low near 78°F, and morning cloud cover that burns off into full afternoon sunshine. South winds will be breezy throughout — but don't mistake that for relief. A warm southerly in Texas pulls humid Gulf air northward, not cool air down. There's also an isolated chance of pop-up afternoon thunderstorms on Saturday. They won't be organised storm systems, but brief, intense cells are possible — watch for anvil clouds building in the afternoon sky.

Sunday is quieter on the storm front, though heat and humidity carry through the weekend.

Practically: get outside before noon if you're exercising, gardening, or attending outdoor events. By 2 or 3 p.m., full sun combined with 90-degree heat and elevated humidity becomes a genuine grind. Lightweight clothing, sunscreen, and aggressive hydration are the weekend essentials. If you're watching kids' sports or attending shaded events, bring a portable fan and keep water in hand at all times.

Five degrees above the May average of 85°F is a signal Austin is already trending into early summer conditions. Stay cool out there.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>201austin daily forecast,austin heat index,austin humidity,austin news podcast,austin outdoor safety,austin storm saturday,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,daily weather austin,texas heat advisory,texas weather update,weekend austin weatherfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-friday-15-may-2026--72018979 (00:00:34) Today's Conditions in Detail
(00:01:18) Weekend Humidity and Wind Buildup
(00:02:05) Severe Weather Stays North
(00:02:39) What to Wear and Pack This Week
(00:03:31) Austin Weekend Weather Takeaway

Austin's weather this Friday opens with a genuine pause — overcast skies, a low near 70°F, southeasterly winds at 8–15 mph, and an excellent air quality index of just 26. No rain, no alerts, no drama. If you're stepping out this morning, conditions are about as comfortable as Austin gets before summer fully arrives. Enjoy that window, because the forecast shifts.

The real story is what's building late in the week and into the weekend. Gulf-driven winds are set to pick up, hauling higher humidity levels into the Austin metro alongside them. Exact dew points are still being refined, but the direction is clear: things get gustier and stickier. In Austin, when wind and humidity climb together, the feels-like temperature can run surprisingly uncomfortable even when the thermometer looks reasonable. That matters for hydration, outdoor exertion, and anyone with weekend plans.

As for the severe thunderstorm headlines circulating this week — those active warnings are anchored over Iowa, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle. The Austin metro is well outside that threat zone. What we're dealing with is a wind-and-humidity story, not a hail-and-severe-convection story.

Practically speaking: today calls for a breathable shirt and nothing more. For the weekend, pack moisture-wicking fabrics, apply sunscreen for any extended time outdoors, and drink more water than you think you need. If your home AC hasn't been tested this season, this weekend is a solid nudge to check it before the heat digs in. Summer's bags are in the hallway — dress accordingly.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72018979Fri, 15 May 2026 11:18:17 +0000trueYesOuiAustin's weather this Friday opens with a genuine pause — overcast skies, a low near 70°F, southeasterly winds at 8–15 mph, and an excellent air quality index of just 26. No rain, no alerts, no drama. If you're stepping out this morning, conditions... (00:00:34) Today's Conditions in Detail
(00:01:18) Weekend Humidity and Wind Buildup
(00:02:05) Severe Weather Stays North
(00:02:39) What to Wear and Pack This Week
(00:03:31) Austin Weekend Weather Takeaway

Austin's weather this Friday opens with a genuine pause — overcast skies, a low near 70°F, southeasterly winds at 8–15 mph, and an excellent air quality index of just 26. No rain, no alerts, no drama. If you're stepping out this morning, conditions are about as comfortable as Austin gets before summer fully arrives. Enjoy that window, because the forecast shifts.

The real story is what's building late in the week and into the weekend. Gulf-driven winds are set to pick up, hauling higher humidity levels into the Austin metro alongside them. Exact dew points are still being refined, but the direction is clear: things get gustier and stickier. In Austin, when wind and humidity climb together, the feels-like temperature can run surprisingly uncomfortable even when the thermometer looks reasonable. That matters for hydration, outdoor exertion, and anyone with weekend plans.

As for the severe thunderstorm headlines circulating this week — those active warnings are anchored over Iowa, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle. The Austin metro is well outside that threat zone. What we're dealing with is a wind-and-humidity story, not a hail-and-severe-convection story.

Practically speaking: today calls for a breathable shirt and nothing more. For the weekend, pack moisture-wicking fabrics, apply sunscreen for any extended time outdoors, and drink more water than you think you need. If your home AC hasn't been tested this season, this weekend is a solid nudge to check it before the heat digs in. Summer's bags are in the hallway — dress accordingly.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>217austin daily forecast,austin humidity forecast,austin news podcast,austin severe weather,austin weather briefing,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend weather,daily weather austin,friday forecast austin,gulf wind austin,texas weather updatefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-thursday-14-may-2026--72004214 (00:00:31) What the Seventy Percent Actually Means
(00:01:00) What to Wear Today
(00:01:47) Indoor Plans the Safer Bet Today
(00:02:26) Weekend Warmth Building In
(00:03:06) Key Takeaways for Today

Austin wakes up to one of its more dynamic weather days of the season. A 70 percent chance of spotty showers combines with south-southwest winds running 15 to 30 miles per hour and gusts hitting 50 miles per hour — making wind the dominant story on May 14, not just rain.

The high reaches around 82 degrees with a low near 70, but the wind chill effect and potential rain will make it feel considerably rawer than that number suggests. Humidity is elevated, and the shower coverage is uneven — some Austin neighborhoods will get soaked while others stay dry. That uncertainty means you should not plan your day around staying dry.

The practical advice for today: a windproof jacket is the essential layer, and a large canopy umbrella in 50 mph gusts is more liability than shelter. Closed-toe shoes beat sandals. Wet roads and gusty crosswinds are worth extra time in your commute, especially on open highway stretches. If you have outdoor plans — a chair, a planter, anything that catches wind — secure it before you leave.

Looking ahead, the weekend brings a meaningful shift. High pressure builds in with warmer temperatures and rising humidity through Saturday and Sunday. Highs climb into the low 80s with elevated overnight lows — and the 10-day trend points toward low-90s highs as Austin moves into its early-summer pattern. Start thinking about hydration and sun protection for next week.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72004214Thu, 14 May 2026 11:18:16 +0000trueYesOuiAustin wakes up to one of its more dynamic weather days of the season. A 70 percent chance of spotty showers combines with south-southwest winds running 15 to 30 miles per hour and gusts hitting 50 miles per hour — making wind the dominant story on... (00:00:31) What the Seventy Percent Actually Means
(00:01:00) What to Wear Today
(00:01:47) Indoor Plans the Safer Bet Today
(00:02:26) Weekend Warmth Building In
(00:03:06) Key Takeaways for Today

Austin wakes up to one of its more dynamic weather days of the season. A 70 percent chance of spotty showers combines with south-southwest winds running 15 to 30 miles per hour and gusts hitting 50 miles per hour — making wind the dominant story on May 14, not just rain.

The high reaches around 82 degrees with a low near 70, but the wind chill effect and potential rain will make it feel considerably rawer than that number suggests. Humidity is elevated, and the shower coverage is uneven — some Austin neighborhoods will get soaked while others stay dry. That uncertainty means you should not plan your day around staying dry.

The practical advice for today: a windproof jacket is the essential layer, and a large canopy umbrella in 50 mph gusts is more liability than shelter. Closed-toe shoes beat sandals. Wet roads and gusty crosswinds are worth extra time in your commute, especially on open highway stretches. If you have outdoor plans — a chair, a planter, anything that catches wind — secure it before you leave.

Looking ahead, the weekend brings a meaningful shift. High pressure builds in with warmer temperatures and rising humidity through Saturday and Sunday. Highs climb into the low 80s with elevated overnight lows — and the 10-day trend points toward low-90s highs as Austin moves into its early-summer pattern. Start thinking about hydration and sun protection for next week.

A YesWee production, built using AI technology.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>196austin daily forecast,austin may forecast,austin news podcast,austin severe weather,austin weather podcast,austin weather today,austin weekend forecast,austin wind gusts today,daily weather austin,spotty showers austin,texas weather update,windproof jacket austinfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/todays-weather-in-austin-wednesday-13-may-2026--71993950 (00:00:36) Storm Timing and Trigger Window
(00:01:16) What to Wear Today
(00:02:03) Heat and Humidity Building Ahead
(00:02:51) Wednesday Morning Wind Check
(00:03:12) Key Takeaway for Austin Today

Austin wakes to a deceptively calm morning today, but the afternoon tells a very different story. Thunderstorms are likely after 3 PM across the Austin metro, and this briefing walks you through exactly what to expect, hour by hour.

The day starts mostly sunny with a high near 83°F — close to seasonal for mid-May in Central Texas. But west-southwest winds of 17 to 22 mph are already building through the morning, gusty enough to affect cyclists, outdoor workers, and anyone with loose gear on a patio. Handle that before you leave.

The storm window opens between 1 and 3 PM with passing showers possible. After 3 PM, thunderstorms become likely — not just possible. Central Texas convective storms can trigger earlier or run later depending on how fast the atmosphere destabilizes, so don't count on squeezing in outdoor plans at 2:30 and expecting to be safe. Umbrella is non-negotiable by afternoon; a light jacket helps if you're moving between air conditioning and a storm.

No confirmed flash flood alert is in place today, but rainfall totals from these storms are not fully resolved yet. If you're in a low-lying area of the metro, monitor conditions through the afternoon — Austin's geography can turn moderate rainfall into a localized flood event quickly.

Looking ahead, heat and humidity build through mid-to-late week, with highs pushing toward the upper 80s and low 90s. May is peak thunderstorm season in Central Texas, and today's pattern is likely the setup for more to come. Check the National Weather Service for any wind or flood advisories specific to your plans.

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71993950Wed, 13 May 2026 18:22:56 +0000trueYesOuiAustin wakes to a deceptively calm morning today, but the afternoon tells a very different story. Thunderstorms are likely after 3 PM across the Austin metro, and this briefing walks you through exactly what to expect, hour by hour. The day starts... (00:00:36) Storm Timing and Trigger Window
(00:01:16) What to Wear Today
(00:02:03) Heat and Humidity Building Ahead
(00:02:51) Wednesday Morning Wind Check
(00:03:12) Key Takeaway for Austin Today

Austin wakes to a deceptively calm morning today, but the afternoon tells a very different story. Thunderstorms are likely after 3 PM across the Austin metro, and this briefing walks you through exactly what to expect, hour by hour.

The day starts mostly sunny with a high near 83°F — close to seasonal for mid-May in Central Texas. But west-southwest winds of 17 to 22 mph are already building through the morning, gusty enough to affect cyclists, outdoor workers, and anyone with loose gear on a patio. Handle that before you leave.

The storm window opens between 1 and 3 PM with passing showers possible. After 3 PM, thunderstorms become likely — not just possible. Central Texas convective storms can trigger earlier or run later depending on how fast the atmosphere destabilizes, so don't count on squeezing in outdoor plans at 2:30 and expecting to be safe. Umbrella is non-negotiable by afternoon; a light jacket helps if you're moving between air conditioning and a storm.

No confirmed flash flood alert is in place today, but rainfall totals from these storms are not fully resolved yet. If you're in a low-lying area of the metro, monitor conditions through the afternoon — Austin's geography can turn moderate rainfall into a localized flood event quickly.

Looking ahead, heat and humidity build through mid-to-late week, with highs pushing toward the upper 80s and low 90s. May is peak thunderstorm season in Central Texas, and today's pattern is likely the setup for more to come. Check the National Weather Service for any wind or flood advisories specific to your plans.

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