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Austin Weather Forecast: August 1-2 Weekend Temperatures

Saturday Temperature and Wind Forecast According to the National Weather Service, Saturday, August 1, brings a morning high reaching 103 degrees Fahrenheit with southwest winds moving at 5 mph. Conditions remain mostly sunny with a meager 4 percent…

Austin Weather Forecast: August 1-2 Weekend Temperatures

Saturday Temperature and Wind Forecast

According to the National Weather Service, Saturday, August 1, brings a morning high reaching 103 degrees Fahrenheit with southwest winds moving at 5 mph. Conditions remain mostly sunny with a meager 4 percent chance of precipitation. As night falls, temperatures drop to a low of 82 degrees Fahrenheit, while winds shift slightly to the south-southwest at 5 mph under mostly clear skies, accompanied by a 9 percent chance of precipitation.

Sunday Weather and Precipitation Outlook

The heat persists on Sunday, August 2, with morning temperatures peaking at 101 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds pick up slightly from the north-northwest at 5 mph under sunny skies, while the chance of precipitation ticks up to 13 percent. Overnight conditions offer relief as temperatures cool down to 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds ease to a light 0 to 5 mph from the southeast under mostly clear skies, with an 8 percent chance of rain.

Weekend Weather Summary

  • Saturday High: 103°F with 5 mph southwest winds and sunny skies.
  • Saturday Low: 82°F with 5 mph south-southwest winds and mostly clear skies.
  • Sunday High: 101°F with 5 mph north-northwest winds and sunny conditions.
  • Sunday Low: 77°F with 0 to 5 mph southeast winds and cooler overnight temperatures.
August heat rolls on for the Austin-area through next week
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