Your 7 Day Hill Country Weather Forecast | Saturday, November 2

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Your Hill Country Weather Forecast


DAY DESCRIPTION HIGH/LOW PRECIP WIND MPH HUMIDITY
SAT
NOV 2
MOSTLY SUNNY 69° / 40° 0% N 11 48%
SUN
NOV 3
PARTLY CLOUDY 72° / 52° 0% SSE 9 44%
MON
NOV 4
PARTLY CLOUDY 80° / 61° 10% S 11 67%
TUE
NOV 5
SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS 78° / 58° 40% ESE 9 77%
WED
NOV 6
MOSTLY CLOUDY 80° / 61° 20% SE 8 66%
THU
NOV 7
SCATTER THUNDERSTORMS 74° / 44° 50% N 12 76%
FRI
NOV 8
AM SHOWERS 60° / 42° 30% N 18 61%

Do you or anyone in your family have breathing problems?

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FORECAST REGION SAT
NOV 2
SUN
NOV 3
MON
NOV 4
Austin & Central Texas Region GOOD GOOD GOOD

SATURDAY 11/2/2019
Very light amounts of transported smoke from seasonal fires across the Pacific Northwest could filter into portions of the Texas Panhandle, though the intensity of the smoke is not expected to be enough to raise the daily PM2.5 AQI beyond the upper end of the “Good” range throughout most of the affected region, which includes parts of the Amarillo and Lubbock areas.

Otherwise, moderate winds, cool temperatures, increased cloud cover, and/or low incoming background levels should help keep air quality in the “Good” range in most spots statewide.

SUNDAY 11/3/2019
Very light amounts of transported smoke from seaonal fires across the Pacific Northwest could drift eastward over portions of North Central and Northeast Texas before beginning to retreat northward out of the state. However, the intensity and duration of the smoke is not expected to be enough to raise the daily PM2.5 AQI beyond the upper end of the “Good” range throughout most of the affected region, which includes parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth, Tyler-Longview, and Waco-Killeen areas.

Otherwise, moderate winds, cool temperatures, and/or low incoming background levels should help keep air quality in the “Good” range in most spots statewide.

MONDAY 11/4/2019
Moderate winds, cool temperatures, and/or low incoming background levels should help keep air quality in the “Good” range in most spots statewide.


*Air Quality Index courtesy of Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.


 

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