Tonight is expected to be mostly clear with near-normal low temperatures. Lows will be in the 60s for most of South-Central Texas. Winds will be light out of the east to northeast.
The week ahead will be unseasonably warm with high temperatures consistently in the 90s for most. Conditions are primarily rain-free entering the weekend, with low chances returning for early next week.
This upcoming October will likely be warmer than normal across South-Central Texas. Odds are also tilted towards less rainfall than normal for the month.
The combination of drier and warmer than normal conditions in October will likely lead to an expansion and worsening of the ongoing drought over our area. Severe to exceptional drought is already impacting most of much of South-Central Texas, especially the San Antonio area, areas along Highway 90, and adjoining portions of the I-35 corridor and Coastal Plains.
A typical October in South-Central Texas features temperatures cooling throughout the month as cold fronts begin pushing across the area, with moisture from Pacific storms occasionally adding rainfall. Average highs cool from the upper 80s to the lower 80s and upper 70s, but a few highs in the 90s are typical. Average lows cool from the 60s to the 50s. October freezes do happen every few years in the Hill Country but are much rarer elsewhere. However, the outlook for October 2025 indicates this month will likely feature warmer than normal temperatures with chances tilted towards drier than normal weather.
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