Warmer Week: Temperatures Rising Again; Cooler Mornings Ahead!
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Weather Provided By: Coy Bailey II (MCTX Weather)
(10/17/2026) Madison County Rain Total: —
Current Burn Bans: Austin, Burleson, Lee, Milam, Robertson and San Jacinto Counties!
Current Watches, Warnings, & Advisories: None!
Forecast Discussion:
Autumn air has settled in the Brazos Valley this weekend, as our latest cold front moves through the Southern United States on Friday. Temperatures quickly fell into the upper 60s to lower 70s areawide Saturday afternoon, with even cooler weather on the way for the Brazos Valley to wrap up the weekend. Morning lows dip into the middle 40s across the Brazos Valley to kickstart Sunday morning before afternoon highs warm into the lower 70s to end the weekend. Abundant sunshine, low humidity, and a light north wind around 5 mph finishes up Sunday nicely. The morning hours for the upcoming week are the best chance to find seasonably cool weather across the Brazos Valley, as temperatures during the afternoon slowly warm up throughout the week.
By next week, high pressure strengthens over the State of Texas, bringing drier, sunny, and warming weather to the Brazos Valley. Temperatures warm up each day this week, with little to no rain chances on the books for the Brazos Valley. Temperatures climb into the lower/middle 80s through the middle of the upcoming week before highs approach the 90° mark by late week across Central and Southeast Texas. Of course, with drier and warming weather, drought conditions could worsen and allergies could get stirred up from all the ragweed pollen outdoors. For now, we’ll continue to try and monitor any future weather system that could impact us before the month is completely up.
5-Day Weather Outlook:
Sunday: High 72. Low 47. Sunny.
Monday: High 77. Low 51. Mostly Sunny.
Tuesday: High 81. Low 53. Sunny.
Wednesday: High 85. Low 54. Sunny.
Thursday: High 87. Low 56. Sunny.
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