More fall-like temperatures behind today's cold front
Our first front brings no hope for rain, but it does bring a temperature drop. -- Nick Bannin
AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Today brings our first of two cold fronts within the next 7-days. This front will be a dry one, but some scattered mid-level and high clouds may filter out the sun at times during the mid-morning through early afternoon.
The afternoon arrival of the front for most areas should mean that temperatures manage to reach the low to mid 80s near and east of I-35, even if the numbers are noticeably cooler in the Hill Country.
Temperatures won't be in the 80s Thursday and Friday, but instead the 70s with morning lows dropping into the 40s Friday morning!
An area of low pressure that should track northwest of us should bring at least low rain chances to the area Sunday through Tuesday with our highest chances being on Monday.
Along with that low will be our next cold front that arrives Tuesday morning. Next Tuesday's cold front could usher in the coldest temperatures of the season. Read about that in our blog in the link below.
NEW BLOG: FIRST WARNING: Coldest air of fall arrives next week
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