As Central Texans rev up for another thrilling day at the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas, they can look forward to optimal weather conditions, according to KXAN. This Sunday morning is ushering in with a gentle crispness, sporting temperatures ranging from upper 50s to low 60s before ascending to the mid-80s by afternoon. Joining in under the mostly sunny skies, the air hints at being dry and comfortable, welcoming fans and drivers to a day of high-octane entertainment.
Temperatures in Austin are set to rise, with highs encroaching the 90s by mid-week. Projections from the National Weather Service confirm a calm wind trajectory becoming east around 5 mph in what appears as a typical warm Texas afternoon. “Temperatures will gradually climb over the coming days as high pressure slides in overhead,” KXAN reports, indicating a (brief) return of highs in the 90s, chiefly around Wednesday and Thursday. Despite the heat spike, the phase before and after is looking to maintain itself warm with the thermometer dialling in the upper 80s.
The humidity is not going to bide by the shadows, as KXAN informs us that a creep of moisture in the air will be perceptible, with “the peak humidity coming Tuesday and Wednesday.” While the sun-claimed zenith of the next few days touches 90, evenings will hint at relief with lows sitting comfortably in the 60s — signifying clear skylines and calm winds during the nocturnal hours across the board, as denoted in long-range forecasts from the National Weather Service…