"Hotumn" continues with 90s returning midweek
It's back to warmer-than-average temperatures this week with no immediate relief in sight. -Kristen Currie
AUSTIN (KXAN) -- It's back to warmer-than-average temperatures this week with no immediate relief in sight.
Today will look and feel similar to what we felt over the weekend - mainly sunny, warm (80s) and dry. Temperatures will jump back to the 90s by midweek, putting us 5-10° above average.
Southerly winds will be help bring up the warmth and humidity. Although it won't be suffocating, we do anticipate a big more mugginess in the air this week.
As of now, dry skies will take us through the end of the week.
All of Travis County is under a moderate drought with burn bans in effect throughout most of Central Texas. Check with your local county for the latest burn ban updates.
Tropics
What was Hurricane Oscar made a second landfall on the northern coast of Eastern Cuba Sunday evening. Oscar remains a tropical storm near Cuba as of this morning.
No expected US landfall in the next 7-10 days.
Get the latest tropical update here.
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