A dry, pleasant start greets Central Texas as the new week unfolds, the kind of early‑October calm that reminds us how quickly the seasons can shift. Morning sunshine and light northerly winds set the tone today, keeping highs mainly in the low to mid‑80s and giving the region a clean, comfortable feel. Tonight brings another cool stretch, with lows dipping into the 50s and 60s, and just enough moisture lingering to allow patchy fog to form late tonight into early Tuesday.

The broader pattern stays steady through the week: warm, mostly dry weather, with afternoon temperatures climbing into the mid‑80s and lower 90s, especially as we move toward Thursday and Friday. Nights remain refreshingly cool, holding in the 50s and 60s — a welcome contrast to the lingering warmth of summer. As we look ahead, low rain chances may return over the weekend, offering at least a slight shift in the quiet pattern.

Across the Austin and San Antonio region, seasonable temperatures and clearing skies are the headline today. Most locations will land in the 80s, carried by a breezy north to northeast wind. Drier weather settles in for the first half of the week, with highs ranging from the upper 70s to low 90s and overnight lows mainly in the 60s. A few rural pockets in the Hill Country and southern Edwards Plateau may even see their first 50‑degree readings since May.

Forecasters are also keeping an eye on a tropical disturbance in the Bay of Campeche, a system with a 70% chance of development over the next seven days. At this point, impacts to South‑Central Texas appear minimal — likely limited to a few showers Thursday into Friday, as the system is expected to remain offshore.

It’s a steady, comfortable week ahead — the kind that lets Central Texas ease into October with clear skies, cool nights, and just a hint of change on the horizon.