This day in history

This day in weather history: September 11, 2026

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Date	Camp Mabry HI	Camp Mabry LO	Rain	ABIA HI	ABIA LO	Rain
2025	97	68	None	97	61	None
Sunshine gave way to mostly sunny skies as higher moisture and dew points led to some fair weather cumulus clouds. Dew points surged back into the 60s in most areas. A very few spotty showers slid into our eastern counties and then fell apart. Another OZONE ACTION DAY for the metro + caldwell and bastrop counties.
2024	91	74	None	92	74	None
Abundant stratus started the day as more moisture pulled into Central Texas. Clouds broke into the afternoon allowing temperatures to get into the 90s. Hurricane Francine made landfall in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane with max. sustained winds of 100 mph. Scattered clouds pushed into Central Texas from the east, but that was our only impact.
2023	98	75	None	99	69	None
A handful of weak showers push into northwest Hill Country early morning. Close to half an inch in San Saba County, but the majority stay dry. Mostly to partly sunny afternoon. Increasing clouds by evening. Isolated storms fire in Mason County by 9PM ahead of strong line of storms in Big Country, developing along a cold front. Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for Mason & San Saba County until 3 a.m. next morning.
2022	92	72	None	91	68	None
Dry cool front blows through early bringing breezy north winds and lower dew points. Mostly sunny.
2021	93	65	None	91	56	None
TIED RECORD LOW AT ABIA. PREVIOUS RECORD FROM 1968. Coolest temperature at Mabry in 100 days. Sunny throughout with dew points dropping into the 40s in the afternoon.
2020	87	63	None	85	64	None
Overcast through lunchtime. Mostly to partly cloudy in the afternoon with much warmer temps than previous day. Only a few weak showers in Fayette County midday. Quiet and dry evening.
2019	100	74	Trace	97	69	None
48th 100-degree day. Some passing morning showers, then more numerous afternoon showers and some thunderstorms, mostly ending after dark. Some 1.5" to 2.5" totals from Smithville to Thorndale, but most amounts under 1/2" and some places receive zero. Weakening upper-level disturbance overhead.
2018	85	71	.76	86	72	.24
9th straight day with rain in area. Scattered to numerous tropical showers with heavy downpours and a few thunderstorms in some areas. 1.5" north Austin, and near Pflugerville, 2.2" southwest Austin, 3.2" near Cedar Creek. Upper trough remains over SE Texas.
2017	87	61	None	87	58	None
Morning temperatures remain well below normal with a few 40s in the Hill Country and mostly 50s, then highs remain in the 80s under mostly sunny skies. Northerly flow continues as Millions without power in FL. Irma becomes tropical storm and moves into SW GA. Flooding, wind damage spreads into SC.
2016	93	69	None	91	68	None
Clear and near-clear conditions for the morning and early afternoon. Coolest morning temps seen since 6/10, as ATX drops into the 60s. Some LCRA gauges on creeks and streams in the Hill Country report upper 50s for lowers. Fair weather clouds in the early evening. Day feels great, with low humidity behind yesterday's cold front.
2015	93	75	Trace	91	72	0.26"
A cluster of storms fizzled over Williamson County but the outflow boundary sparked downpours and thunderstorms over the Metro around the evening drive. Storm line moved sough into Hays Co. before fizzling out around sunset. Rainfall totals under the downpours ranged from .25" to about 1" of rain. Otherwise, very humid underneath partly cloudy skies.
2014	99	78	None	99	72	None
Hot and humid with widely scattered showers, t-storms over N. Hill Country as cold front moves south into the area before becoming stationary during the evening. 1.7" W. San Saba Co. A few isolated showers develop late in metro area. Partly cloudy elsewhere.
2013	97	75	None	93	73	None
Partly cloudy and hot with ony very isolated PM showers/t-storms. 1.5" in heaviest cell at Lake Bastrop. 11th day in a row with precip in area.
2012	93	64	None	93	56	None
Tied record low at ABIA. Another nice morning, but hot afternoon. Mostly clear.
2011	104	66	None	101	58	None
Record high and record 82nd 100 degree day. Partly sunny and hot.
2010	95	76	None	95	77	None
Mostly cloudy early. Mostly sunny afternoon. Very humid. Isolated t-storm developed over San Saba county. dissappated with loss of daytime heating.
2009	81	72	0.13	81	72	0.82
Widespread rain and a few t-storms. 2-4" over Williamson county. 14+ inches near Jarrell and into S. Bell county. I-35 flooded and closed for several hours during afternoon. Multiple county roads/low water closings closed. FFWarnings in effect through 7 pm. FFWatch in effect through Saturday PM.
2008	99	75	NOne	98	70	None
Partly sunny and hot.
2007	80	72	1.64	79	71	0.28
Widespread morning rain and thunderstorms. FFW for Travis County, with 1-3" totals in the metro area, particularly over west and SW Austin and parts of Hays and S. Williamson counties. Rain ends early, with mostly cloudy, pleasant conditions following.
2006	91	72	0.42	89	70	Trace
Showers and t-storms form by early afternoon with heavy rain over Williamson County--FFW Issued--4.98" in Sun City. 2+ inches also over parts of Milam, Burnet, Llano, Gillespie, Mason counties. Hurricane Florence hits Bermuda as a Cat. 1, with gusts to 111 mph. TS Gordon forms 425 mi. east of Leeward Islands.
2005	76	73	0.81	80	74	0.35
Heavy rain beginning early, and continuing throughout much of the day. Totals of 1-3" with some minor flash flooding. Rain ending by sunset.
2004	96	73	None	94	70	0.01
Mostly sunny for much of the day. A few very light, widely isolated and brief showers.
2003	95	70	0.63	94	69	1.7
Cloudy early, becoming partly cloudy, but rain and thunderstorms spread east across the Hill Country during the afternoon, then into the metro area during the evening. 3-5 inches estimated over Llano and Mason Counties--FFWs issued. STW issued for Hays County.
2002	93	74	None	93	68	None
Partly cloudy, hazy and very warm. Gustav becomes the first hurricane of the season with 90 mph as it races NE toward Nova Scotia. TD #9 forms 240 Mi. SSW of Apalachicola, FL.
2001	87	71	None	87	66	None
Partly cloudy. Terrorist attack in NY and DC on this date. Skies were clear in the East behind cold front that turned Hurricane Erin to the northeast, south of Nova Scotia. TD-8 forms over eastern Gulf. TS Felix forms 900 mi. east of Leeward Islands.
2000	102	77	None	102	75	None
Record highs at Mabry and ABIA. Tied record warm low at Mabry. Both locations have reached 100 degrees or more 40 times this year. That places Mabry 3rd on the all-time list of most 100 degree days (tied with 1963) and ABIA 3rd place.
1999	97	73	None	97	67	None
Mostly sunny and hot.
1998	75	72	2.35
Daily rain record. T.S. Frances makes landfall east of Refugio, stalls near VCT, then weakens to depression and moves north to CLL late. Widespread heavy rain, w/a few Flash Flood Warnings. Widespread serious flooding in Houston and New Orleans.
1997	93	73	0
Widely scattered showers in Hill Country. Otherwise, partly cloudy.
1996	91	70	none
mostly clear
1995	91	70	none
partly cloudy; isolated showers to the east
1994	86	70	none
showers and thunderstorms mainly to the East in Bastrop County
1993	97	73	none

1992	91	68	0.06
stationary front and low level moisture produce scattered afternoon thunderstorms, mainly east and south
1991	91	69	none

1990	90	71	none

1989	96	77	none