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Forecast Monday for Austin: the weather is finally at the top in central Texas.
The temperature reached 50 degrees before dawn in Austin, but is expected to drop to around 46 ° C at noon with north gusts of up to 25 mph, the National Weather Service said. According to forecasters, 90% chance of rain is expected in the next 24 hours.
The normal temperature range for this time of year is 82 ° C to 61 ° C, but it is the cold air of Canada that gives the record cold October. Before Monday, the coldest maximum temperature for October 15 in Austin was 66 degrees in 1970. It is likely that Monday's maximum temperature will reach at least 10 degrees less than that.
The coldest temperature recorded in Austin on October 15th was 44 degrees in 1914. Nighttime temperatures could drop to 43 degrees.
Meanwhile, heavy rainfall prompted an instant flood wake up to 19 hours. Monday in parts of the Hill Country just west of the Austin Metropolitan Area, including the counties of Blanco, Burnet and Llano. At 0630, the Doppler radar signaled a broad band of storms crossing the hill country as another group of storms progressed north from Hays County to Austin.
Rain is possible all week, according to the extended weather forecast:
Tuesday: Maximum near 49 with 80 percent chance of rain with gusts of north wind up to 20 mph. Cloudy with up to 46 and 40 percent chance of rain.
Wednesday: Cloudy with highs of about 52 and 30 percent chance of rain. Cloudy with temperatures around 50 and 50 percent chance of rain.
Thursday: Maximum around 60 with 80 percent chance of rain. Cloudy at night with a minimum of 55 with 80 percent chance of rain.
Friday: cloudy with a high of 65 and 60 per cent chance of rain. Cloudy with temperatures around 58 and over 50 percent chance of rain.
Saturday: Cloudy with highs of 67 and 60 percent chance of rain. Cloudy with a minimum of 56 ° C and a chance of rain of 40%.
Sunday: Cloudy with a high of 67 and 20 percent chance of rain.
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