Saturday Weather Outlook – September 27, 2025
A seasonably warm day is expected across Central Texas and much of the region, with afternoon highs ranging from the mid to upper 80s. Overnight temperatures will dip into the upper 50s to mid 60s by Saturday morning, offering a cool start to the weekend.
KNCT Meteorologist Bill Hecke reports that skies will be mostly clear early, with a few cooler pockets in low-lying areas west and northwest of the region. Sunshine will be abundant throughout the day, and highs will climb from north to south between 88 and 94 degrees. Winds begin calm and variable, gradually shifting to a light north and northeast breeze at 5 to 10 mph.
In the Austin and San Antonio area, expect dry conditions and near to above-normal temperatures. Winds will be primarily from the east at 5 to 10 mph. Sunday’s forecast mirrors today’s—warm, sunny, and quiet.
Looking ahead, dry and quiet weather is expected to persist through the end of next week. Afternoon highs will hover near or slightly above seasonal norms, with a noticeable warm-up by midweek.
Nationally, the Weather Prediction Center highlights active weather in other parts of the country:
- Southeast & Mid-Atlantic: Waves of low pressure along a stalled front will bring widespread showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Southeast Virginia and eastern North Carolina may see heavy rainfall and flash flooding.
- Southwest U.S.: A nearly stationary upper-level low continues to fuel showers and storms, with flash flood risks in southern California, southwest Arizona, and south-central New Mexico. Urban areas and burn scars remain vulnerable.
- Tropical Watch: Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine is slowly approaching the Southeast U.S. coastline. While uncertainty remains, residents along the coast are advised to monitor updates from the National Hurricane Center and review preparedness plans.
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