Highest temperature in Austin on March 30?

Name: Highest temperature in Austin on March 30?
Start: 2026-03-29T18:42:40.105Z
End: 2026-03-30T12:00:00.000Z

Highest temperature in Austin on March 30?

Mar 29

Mar 30

Apr 1

Apr 2

Mar 29

Mar 30

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86-87°F 38%

88-89°F 32%

84-85°F 16%

90-91°F 12%

NEW

Mar 30, 2026

75°F or below

$236 Vol.

76-77°F

$327 Vol.

78-79°F

$229 Vol.

80-81°F

$160 Vol.

82-83°F

$109 Vol.

84-85°F

$131 Vol.

16%

86-87°F

$268 Vol.

38%

88-89°F

$268 Vol.

32%

90-91°F

$109 Vol.

12%

92-93°F

$108 Vol.

94°F or higher

$499 Vol.

86-87°F 38%

88-89°F 32%

84-85°F 16%

90-91°F 12%

NEW

Mar 30, 2026

75°F or below

$236 Vol.

76-77°F

$327 Vol.

78-79°F

$229 Vol.

80-81°F

$160 Vol.

82-83°F

$109 Vol.

84-85°F

$131 Vol.

16%

86-87°F

$268 Vol.

38%

88-89°F

$268 Vol.

32%

90-91°F

$109 Vol.

12%

92-93°F

$108 Vol.

94°F or higher

$499 Vol.

Trader consensus on Polymarket favors 86-87°F (38%) as Austin's highest temperature today, narrowly ahead of 88-89°F (28%) and 84-85°F (18.5%), reflecting uncertainty in peak diurnal heating under a strengthening upper-level ridge and persistent southerly flow. The National Weather Service forecasts a high near 85°F at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport with sunny skies and south winds 5-10 mph gusting higher, promoting efficient boundary-layer mixing but capping extremes via ventilation. Ensemble guidance from GFS and ECMWF models shows spread of 2-4°F due to potential thin cirrus clouds or subtle moisture variations, amid March 2026's record warmth (monthly average already 69.5°F). Hourly ASOS observations will clarify as afternoon heating peaks around 3-5 PM CDT.

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