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ALT Forecast graphic for Saturday Oct 31. Text box on the left describes the forecast of patchy morning fog giving way to mostly cloudy afternoon. High temperatures from the lower 70s to lower 80s. Right side is a map with the forecast high temperatures and icons depicting patchy morning fog and mostly cloudy skies.
ALT Forecast graphic for Sunday through Friday. There are three tables with forecasts for 15 cities. On the left high temperatures. Middle low temperatures. Right rain chances. Highs mostly 80s Sun and Mon and mostly 70s Tue through Fri. Lows mostly 60s Sun and Mon then 40s and 50s Tue through Fri. Rain chances up to 50% Mon, 40%-80% Tue, 20% or less all other days.
ALT A Flood Watch graphic. A text box on the left side describes the Flood Watch for the six western counties. It is in effect until 1 pm Friday. An additional 1-3 inches of rain are possible with isolated amounts up to 5 inches. A map of the watch is on the right.
ALT Today's forecast graphic. A text box on the left describes the forecast of showers and thunderstorms with rain likely west of Hondo and heavy rain possible along the Rio Grande and Edwards Plateau. High temperatures will be from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. On the right there is a map showing the chances for rain and icons for rain and heavy rain.
ALT The graphic shows today's forecast with cloudy skies across the local area. There is a 30 to 100 percent chance of showers and storms along and west of Interstate 35. Highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s.
ALT The graphic shows today's forecast with mostly cloudy skies across the local area for most of the day. There is a 20 to 60 percent chance of showers and storms across portions of the Coastal Plains and the I-35 corridor. Highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s.
ALT A National Weather Service graphic showing risk areas for heavy rain capable of causing flash flooding Thursday, October 29, through Friday morning, October 30, for South-Central Texas. A Level 2 of 4 risk of excessive rainfall leading to flash flooding is shown for areas along the Rio Grande and southern Edwards Plateau, with a lower risk for areas farther east. Heavy rain may cause isolated instances of flash flooding. Stay weather aware and up-to-date with the forecast. Title: Heavy Rain Possible Thursday/Friday.
ALT The graphic shows the forecast for the next 5 days. Rain chances are best Thursday and Friday for the Rio Grande Plains and southern Edwards Plateau. Locally heavy rain possible. High temperatures in the mid 70s to mid 80s through the period. Dry weather returns Saturday night into Sunday.
ALT A National Weather Service graphic indicating today will be sunny with mild temperatures. Forecast highs range from 79 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit across the Coastal Plains, I-35 corridor, Hill Country, S. Edwards Plateau, and Rio Grande Plains. East to southeast winds are expected at 5 to 10 mph.
ALT A National Weather Service graphic titled "Slow Warming Trend This Week, Low Rain Chances Next Week" displaying a seven-day tabular forecast for the Austin and San Antonio region. The graphic features three side-by-side tables detailing daily high temperatures mostly in the 80s, low temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and rain chances that remain near zero until increasing to 15 to 45 percent by Monday and Tuesday.
ALT National Weather Service graphic forecasting a warming trend and dry weather for South Central Texas from Tuesday, October 20 through Sunday, October 25, 2026. Two side-by-side tables display daily high and low temperature forecasts for various regional cities, showing high temperatures rising into the 80s and low temperatures in the 50s and 60s.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio graphic titled "Today: Warm, Humid & Western Rain/Storm Chances". Text states it is the final warm, humid day before a Friday front. Morning clouds will erode, with morning showers and late storms expected across the western Hill Country and Southern Edwards Plateau. A map of South Central Texas shows highs mostly in the upper 80s to mid-90s. A dashed line indicates rain and storm chances are possible along and west of a line near Rocksprings, Uvalde, and Del Rio.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic for today, titled "Today: Hot for October; Eastern Rain/Storm Chance". Text details heat indices of 100 to 105 degrees across the I-35 corridor into the Coastal/Rio Grande Plains, morning clouds clearing to partly cloudy skies, and breezy southeast winds gusting to 25 mph. Isolated to scattered afternoon showers and storms are possible near and east of the I-35 corridor. The map shows widespread highs in the 80s and 90s, with a dashed line separating the eastern storm chance area.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic titled "Heavy Rain Possible for Southern Edwards Plateau." Two maps show excessive rainfall outlooks for Tonight and Thursday to Early Friday. Up to a Level 2 of 4 risk for excessive rainfall that could result in flooding is in place. Icons warn of locally heavy rain and possible flooding. Safety text advises having multiple ways to receive warnings, reviewing safety plans, and staying weather aware.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic titled "Pattern shift". A cold front arriving predawn Friday brings cooler weather into the weekend. It lists a few light, short-lived showers may occur along the front followed by breezy north winds with 35 mph gusts, daytime highs dropping into the 60s and 70s, and morning lows into the 40s and 50s. An icon advises to secure loose outdoor objects.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio extended forecast outlook titled "Cooler, Dry Weekend After Front; Few Rain Opportunities." Three tables detail Highs, Lows, and Rain Chances from Thursday to Wednesday for South Central Texas. Highs start in the 80s and 90s Thursday, drop into the 60s and 70s Friday and Saturday, then warm back into the 80s into next week. Lows dip into the 40s and 50s this weekend before warming up again into the weekend as well. Some Rain chances Thursday and early Friday, heaviest in the Southern Edwards Plateau, before drying out for the weekend. The rain chances then return towards middle of next week.