Clouds will increase through the evening taking skies from partly to mostly cloudy. Patchy fog will develop over southern areas after midnight. Temperatures will be warm with lows ranging from near 50 to the middle 60s.

Patchy dense fog remains possible this morning, but widespread low visibilities are not anticipated. Elevated fire weather concerns will develop today, but particularly Tue and Fri as winds increase. Above normal warmth continues through Friday before our next cold front arrives.

Tonight: Expect mild conditions with many remaining in the upper 40s to mid 50s. (Normal lows for this time of year are in the upper 30s to low 40s) Clouds and moisture will be on the increase overnight as well. #txwx

Yet another mild day with breezy southerly winds by the afternoon hours. Sunshine will be plentiful.

Mostly dry weather continues. Lows tonight will at least be seasonable, but warmer than normal temperatures are expected Sunday through much of next week. Only low (10-25%) rain chances are depicted for late next week.

After yesterday's record warmth, a "cold front" will bring cooler temperatures. Afternoon highs will still be above normal for all locations, some 10-20 degrees above normal.

Daily record high temperatures set at Austin Camp Mabry, Austin Bergstrom, and San Antonio. Also, those new daily records for AUS and SAT are monthly highest max. temperature values for the January. #txwx

After record breaking warmth this afternoon, a mild night is expected under clear skies. Above average warmth generally continues ahead where highs climb back into the low 80s by early next week. Low-end rain chances (10–25%) are then to return during mid to late next week. #txwx

It's a very warm and breezy Friday across South-Central Texas with highs around or breaking daily records. Near critical fire weather conditions are expected due to low humidity and gusty winds. Avoid outdoor burning (follow burn bans) and use caution with any heat sources! #txwx

Tonight: expect warmer temps under mostly cloudy skies with light southerly winds. Eventually skies should clear however temps should remain in the upper 40s to mid 50s for most. Temps soar into the mid to upper 80s for tomorrow with record breaking heat likely. #txwx

Temperature jump back to above normal today with highs in the 70s. Friday will be even warmer and will likely set new daily records. A weak front arriving late Friday will pull the warming trend back slightly for Saturday, but warm days will persist with no rain into next week.

Our brief streak of cooler days to end 2025 will soon come to an end. Warm weather is on the way, and South-Central Texas is likely to have an unseasonably warm start to January 2026. Expect afternoon highs generally in the 70s and 80s to start the month. #txwx

2026 rings in with great weather! Today is mostly clear with daytime highs of 65-70°F. Wispy high clouds tonight won't obscure the fireworks. It's cool at midnight in the 44-49°F. New Year's Day will be breezy and mostly sunny to partly cloudy with highs warming to 72–77°F. #txwx

After a chilly start to today, the temperature will rebound to near to above seasonal norms for 12/31. Temperatures continue to trend warmer through Friday and remain above normal for the first week of January. No rain is forecast.

Bundle up! Tonight will be a cold one with low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 30s, though some locations may dip into the upper 20s. Bring in pets tonight and stay warm. Warmer temperatures in the 60s are back by tomorrow afternoon. #txwx

To note: Locations in the Hill County and northern I-35 corridor and coastal plains that have had a freeze warning earlier this year will likely also see another freeze tonight.

A Freeze Warning has been issued for Atascosa, Frio, Karnes, Medina and Wilson counties for early Wednesday morning where temperatures are forecast to dip as low as 30 to 32 degrees. Protect plants, check on neighbors and bring in pets! #txwx

Expect a pleasant end to 2025 across South-Central Texas! New Year's Eve will be mostly clear, though a few wispy high-level clouds will arrive by the midnight hour. Daytime highs reach the mid-60s to near 70°F, with midnight temperatures in the mid-40s to near 50°F. #txwx

It was a very windy morning yesterday across South-Central Texas as a strong cold front surged across the region. Gusts as high as 53 mph were measured and most of the area saw peak gusts above 30 mph. Here's a look at the highest observed gusts from yesterday. #txwx

Chilly and dry weather will finish out the end of 2025. The first week of January will remain dry, but return to above normal temperatures.