After a dry air mass pushed east across South Central Texas on Friday, high temperatures soared to new records. Austin Mabry hit 89 degrees Friday afternoon, breaking the 2013 high mark of 86 while ABIA bested the record of 85 that same year with a reading of 88.

Overnight, low level moisture will surge westward, bringing low clouds and higher humidity back to the region. Saturday morning will dawn with low clouds, some patchy fog and lows around 63.

An upper level disturbance will pass overhead Saturday afternoon. While there is some potential for strong storms, forecast models indicate a stout warm inversion in the middle atmosphere over most of the area. Highest likelihood of showers and storms will be north of Austin near Waco, with only a 20% chance locally. Highs again reach the middle 80s.

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Low 60s overnight into Sunday with another cloudy morning. Again, most dynamics are unfavorable for showers and storms, but a few stray storms can’t be ruled out. Look for highs in the middle 80s.

A weak cold front arrives Monday with cooler, drier air for much of next week. See the details in the Seven Day Forecast.

Dan Robertson

Twitter: @TexasThunderman

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