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Austin-area weather forecast: Beginning of fall season brings temperatures in the low 90s for Sept. 20-26

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By Fox 7 |

Look for temperatures to top out in the low-mid 90s for several more days. Look for temperatures to top out in the low-mid 90s for several more days.[/caption]

From Fox 7 Weather Chief Meteorologist Scott Fisher:

Scott FisherWarm and sticky weather is likely to continue through the workweek and into the weekend throughout Central Texas. Weak disturbances around an upper-level low-pressure area to the west may trigger a few isolated showers during the forecast period, but no true organized systems are expected.

Look for temperatures to top out in the low-mid 90s for several more days.

The fall season begins Friday at 3:02 p.m. Happy autumn!

Reporting is provided as part of Community Impact Newspaper's partnership with Fox 7 News. 
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