Summer Heat Hangs On Through Late September

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

• SUNDAY: Expect another hot day Sunday with highs in the mid-90s, plus a chance of storms
• NEXT WEEK: Mostly dry with isolated rain chances around 20% in some areas.
• TEMPREATURES: Summer heat is still sticking around!

FORECAST

RAIN CHANCES TRENDING UP

Rain will be limited next week, with only a 10-20% chance of isolated afternoon storms. Confidence remains low due to evolving weather patterns, but most areas will likely stay dry.

TOMORROW

Sunday remains hot with highs in the mid-90s. A disturbance may bring isolated storms to the Hill Country and southern Edwards Plateau Sunday night; while severe weather risk is minimal, residents should monitor updates.

SWEAT-TEMBER CONTINUES

If you are hoping for a taste of fall, the forecast offers little relief. A ridge of high pressure will keep temperatures well above normal through late September, with afternoon highs climbing between 95° and 100° and heat indices frequently exceeding the century mark. With overnight lows remaining warm and no significant cold front on the horizon, summer-like conditions are set to persist into next week.

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