Austin weather: Temps trending down

Fox 7, Austin Webber with meteorologist Leslie London. We still have a rainfall coming down in parts of the area. Now it's been very, very light, but Fayette County actually starting to see some thunderstorms and it's getting a little heavier down there. The rest of us, it continues to just be light. Showers, I'll zoom in a little bit closer wanted to show you looks like it's just kind of north of Schulenburg and just south of La Grange where that thunderstorm is and the heavier rainfall and looking at the totals for today, most of us didn't get enough accumulation to even get on the map here, but I'll take it into where we are seeing those thunderstorms and you can actually tell we've got a little green in there. We've got some darker blue, which means over half an inch. The green means we've hit the inch mark. So for today, Fayette County actually still getting some consistent rain. The rest of us have seen We've seen more of it these last few days. So this goes back to last Saturday, just to show you the totals of this entire rainfall event. Most of us in the green, which means an inch, and then a few areas that are a little bit brighter green. Those are the spots that got to three inches. Now because of all this rain, we do still have a flood warning in the Llano River. That's because they thought that those levels were gonna start to go down this morning. But looks like it's gonna be tonight where we drop out of flood stage. It is at moderate flood stage levels. This is specifically the Llano River at Llano. Give it a few more hours and start to clear up. Same with the rainfall. So that just fast forwarded to tomorrow morning. I just wanted to show you that all of those rain, the little bit of like showers we're seeing should move out. We're going back to some quieter conditions and a little more sunshine, partly sunny for your skies tomorrow, which means some peaks of sunshine here and there. Rainfall totals though pretty low. It looks like only Fayette County is kind of left with seeing any more of the accumulation coming in. But even then, They're keeping it around 0.05 inches. Temperature-wise, we're also going to start to go up 64 degrees right now here in Austin. We hit 70 for our high today. Right now, most of us in the mid-60s. 64 in Bastrop currently, 63 in San Marcos, 66 in Burnet, 66 over in Fredericksburg. Tomorrow, it is Veterans Day. So if you're planning to go to any event to honor vets, it's going to be pretty nice out there. We're going to go to the upper 70s for afternoon high. We're going to start off in the upper 50s. So a little cooler to start the day. But we do warm up. Our winds are going to be pretty calm. That's where they are at this point. They'll stay that way tonight into tomorrow. We do have a cold front coming tomorrow night, but it's a little different than what we usually see. It's actually really just bringing in drier air. So it's not going to impact your temperature as much. It's really just going to take down those dew points and keep us nicely in that comfortable zone. But we do have another front coming at the end of the week. This one, there's still some uncertainty, but it does look like it's going to take us into the 60s for some of our highs. In general, though, we're still staying pretty close to that. Mid-70s range, which is average, and also some rainfall chances into the weekend as well. At this point, though, totals are kind of keeping it around an inch, half an inch. It's not super high, but it will change as we get closer. It's been updating since we've been talking about it these last few days. Something else you got to keep in mind. Patchy fog tonight into tomorrow morning could impact your visibility, so just be cautious out there. 77 degrees for your high tomorrow. You've got mid to upper 70s for a few days, and that rainfall will keep us a little cooler. And it's also going to then quiet down as we head into the work week, but then we have that front coming through. So then temperatures are going to drop again. But in general, still kind of feeling like fall.