Unfortunately, rain totals look to be highest for areas just to our south and west. Our best coverage of rain looks to be Sunday night into Monday as the low approaches. This system looks to bring back more moisture. The second system that we are watching that looks to bring us another round of rain is a trailing area of low-pressure moving in from the west Sunday night into Monday. There is still around a 40% chance for late day showers and storms in Central Texas, with the highest chances west of I-35. This is because we will have a push of drier and cooler air as the front moves in, and that may hinder our supply of moisture pushing it to our south for Sunday afternoon and evening. Sadly with the front’s arrival, rain chances are starting to decrease for Central Texas. Temperatures do look to cool off behind the front as breezy north/northeast winds take over. We look to warm into the low to mid 80s for many locations Sunday afternoon before the front arrives. Before the arrival of the front, temperatures to kick off Sunday look to start out in the upper 60s and even low 70s. This front looks to bring Central Texas our first real taste of fall as we head into next week. Now to the weather change we have all been patiently waiting for… the cold front. Saturday morning is beginning with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies, but by the afternoon we look to jump into the low to mid 90s! Those breezy south winds will continue to pump in that higher humidity, so it will feel a little more uncomfortable outdoors. We’re hoping that this warm up will be the last taste of summer for 2022.įor the first half of the weekend you can expect it to be hot and breezy.
This warming trend is ahead of our first significant fall front that will be moving in on Sunday.
#First day of autumn plus
The day when this phenomenon actually occurs is called the equilux and falls a few days after the autumnal equinox.īelow, we've rounded up some information about this year's fall equinox, plus answers to your most frequently asked questions about the phenomenon.Warming trend will be taking place as we head into the first part of the weekend. However, in most places the sun is out for more than 12 hours on the equinox. According to Merriam-Webster, the word "equinox" is derived from two Latin words: aequus, for "equal," and nox, for "night," so its definition makes perfect sense. Simply put, an equinox describes those magical, short-lived times of year when day and night are of nearly equal length, which occur at seasonal transition points (hence its relevancy to the first day of fall!).
So, let's sort this whole "equinox" thing out once and for all. Still, before we get into the matter of when the autumnal (AKA fall) equinox is set to take place this year (and therefore the first day of fall), it's important to know what an equinox even is. After all, nothing beats the magic of watching the falling leaves, pumpkin bread, apple picking, and fun seasonal candles! Still others might look to the fall season with excitement, as a new batch of pumpkin spice products hits the local supermarkets and the air turns crisp and cool. While you might not look forward to the end of summer, with its backyard cook-outs, beach trips, and lazy afternoons sans homework and busy after-school activities, the first day of fall will be here before we know it. When is the first day of fall in 2022-and when's the fall equinox in America?
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