This day in history

This day in weather history: July 27, 2026

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Date	Camp Mabry HI	Camp Mabry LO	Rain	ABIA HI	ABIA LO	Rain
2025	97	77	Trace	97	77	None
Mostly to partly cloudy skies with decreasing clouds. Haze and humidity with dew points in the 60s and 70s. Rain chances increased during the afternoon, with daytime heating showers and thunderstorms. Numerous lightning strikes and gusts over 40 mph recorded. No severe warnings. Rain diminished when the sun began to set, with cooler temperatures in rain-soaked areas.
2024	86	74	Trace	85	71	0.01
A strong cut-off low to the northeast kept cloud cover across the region cooler than normal. A few showers impact our southeastern counties with minimal accumulation.
2023	103	78	None	99	72	None
20th consecutive 100-degree day (tied: 4th-longest), 36th of the year. Hottest July on record continues (Mabry). 594mb ridge over eastern NM pulls back slightly, allowing for one isolated evening seabreeze shower in Fayette Co.
2022	103	77	None	102	73	None
47th 100-degree day. Isolated seabreeze showers late east of I-35 as ridging weakens. Two grassfires spark and prompt home evacuations, one near Buda (70 acres, 40% contained) and another in E. Travis Co. near Webberville (30 acres, 80% contained). Large air and ground response.
2021	98	75	None	94	70	None
Valley fog early. Hot, mainly dry day with more high clouds. Few isolated storms over western Hill Co. as 594 ridge builds over the Dakotas and Gulf moisture increases locally.
2020	98	77	None	96	74	None
Low clouds, patchy light fog/mist early, becoming partly cloudy with isolated PM showers/t-storms, mainly over Fayette, Gillespie counties.
2019	97	71	0	94	65	0
Record breaking low at the airport. Heat and humidity returning under clear to partly cloudy skies.
2018	103	76	None	102	68	None
25th 100Â° day this year and 11 in a row. Partly cloudy to mostly sunny and very hot.
2017	103	75	None	101	70	None
24th 100 degree day of the year, tying the number of 100 degree days seen in all of 2016. Mostly clear day with gusty south winds in the afternoon reported at the airport. Few evening showers in Fayette, Caldwell counties.
2016	92	74	1.06	92	71	4.18
*ALL-TIME RECORD JULY DAILY RAINFALL AT ABIA. Early morning vorticity center sets up over SE Travis Co. dropping 4-6" of rain from ABIA area to south of Buda. Flood Warning issued for Onion Creek, but it does not reach flood stage. Some additional 1-2" totals in metro area and isolated Hill Country locations, but again, some areas receive no rain. Scattered showers and some storms continue through the afternoon, prompting several Flood Advisories. Rain ends after sunset.
2015	100	77	None	97	73	None
First 100 degree day of the summer at Mabry. Some brief low clouds, light fog/mist early, becoming mostly sunny to partly cloudy and very hot. Upper high remains in place over Texas.
2014	98	75	None	99	72	None
Mostly cloudy early. Mostly sunny by the afternoon. Very hot.
2013	90	74	0.01	89	74	0.03
The rain moved out around midnight as a weak cool front moved through Central Texas.Skies were mostly cloudy much of the day then some late day sun. Below average temperatures.
2012	97	77	0	96	74	0
Partly cloudy early, mostly sunny very warm and humid in the afternoon.
2011	104	78	None	102	75	None
43rd 100 degree day. Mostly sunny all afternoon. TS Don formed over the Yucatan Pennisula.
2010	91	73	None	93	75	Trace
Overcast early, becoming partly sunny with scattered afternoon and evening showers/t-storms as upper low remains over Big Country.
2009	105	79	None	102	76	None
40 of last 45 days 100 or above. Hottest July on record thus far. Mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with a fwe isolated showers over N. Hill Country.
2008	102	74	None	100	68	None
35th triple digit day this year! Some morning clouds, then sunny and hot!
2007	83	72	0.72	84	72	0.11
Scattered showers and some heavy downpours develop for the 35th of last 38 days. 38 straight days below avg. high temps. Tropical airmass remains in place as large upper low sits over West Texas. FFW for Travis, Fayette and Lee counties.
2006	96	75	None	96	73	None
Partly to mostly cloudy skies.
2005	95	74	0.15	97	71	0.47
Partly cloudy and hot until cold front moves in the early evening. Scattered showers and thunderstorms develop in the vicinity of the front. Widespread rain, some heavy around metro area late, with FFWs for Williamson & Travis County. 3.5" South Austin.
2004	91	69	None	90	67	None
Record low at ABIA (7th time this month). Partly cloudy with isolated late afternoon showers over San Saba County. Below normal temps 31 of 37 days this summer.
2003	98	76	None	95	70	None
Tied record low at ABIA. Partly cloudy and hot until scattered thunderstorms develop mid-afternoon. Showers end before sunset.
2002	93	76	None	94	76	None
Partly cloudy skies and slightly below average temperatures.
2001	100	78	None	98	75	None
16 consecutive days 100 or above. 17 total this year. Widely scattered afternoon showers with daytime heating & weak disturbance along upper Texas coast. 2" in Giddings.
2000	97	76	None	99	72	None
Partly cloudy, hot.
1999	97	76	None
Partly cloudy, hot and humid. 94/71/0 at ABIA.
1998	100	78	None
Isolated P.M. showers on sea breeze. 23 days 100 or above (15 in July). Summer record is 71 days 100 or above in 1923. Average is 10 Days.
1997	95	75	0
34 days no rain. Partly cloudy, humiled and hot.
1996	96	74	none
no showers in viewing area
1995	100	75	none
first 100 degree day for 1995
1994	97	76	none
above-normal temps 59 of the last 62 days
1993	98	77	none
31 days without rain
1992	95	74	none
isolated storms develop around San Saba and Lampasas
1991	96	75	none

1990	94	75	none