Temperatures, rain, severe storms: Explore Austin's 2025 weather data

21/04/2025

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Temperatures, rain, severe storms: Explore Austin's 2025 weather data
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Editor’s Note: The video above shows the latest forecast from the KXAN First Warning Weather team.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — When it comes to the weather, there are a lot of numbers to keep track of: highs, lows and rainfall totals to name just a few.

KXAN has created the charts and graphics below to help you keep track of whatever weather 2025 brings.

Temperatures

Austin’s high temperature in 2024 was 109°, on Aug. 21, while the low for the year was 16°, on both Jan. 15 and Jan. 17. Here’s how 2025 is shaping up:

The chart below shows the high temperature recorded in Austin each day in 2025.

Here’s a look at how high temperatures each day compare to normal. If a day is colored red, it was hotter than average. If blue, it was colder than average.

Here’s where we’re keeping track of temperature records set in 2025. Last year, Camp Mabry set 17 new record-high temperatures and 16 record-warm low temperatures.

Last year saw 32 days of triple-digit heat. The record was set in 2011, with 90 days at or above 100°.

The chart below shows the average temperature for each month, when both highs are lows are taken into account. Click the arrow in the top right to see how each month compares to average.

Rainfall

Camp Mabry ended 2024 with 28.25″ of rain, while the airport received 30.24″ in total. Here’s how 2025 is shaping up:

Here’s a look at the rainfall totals each month, and how they compare to average.

Lake Levels

Lake Travis started the year 43.9% full, while Lake Buchanan was 61.4% full. Here’s a look at how the lake levels have fluctuated throughout the year.