What June feels like in Austin
In Austin, June brings early summer. The heat peaks hard in the afternoon, when being outside for long is draining. Once the sun goes down the air changes: nights stay warm. Some humidity hangs in the air, noticeable when the sun is strong.
Rain in Austin in June
It is a changeable month: rain comes about one day in 3, with dry spells in between. Rain tends to come in heavy bursts: about 9.3 mm (0.4 in) on an average rainy day. The yearly figure is similar, around 10.1 mm per wet day.
Daylight and sunshine in June
On 15 June the sun rises at about 6:28 am and sets around 8:34 pm local time, giving 14 h 5 min of daylight. Since mid-May the day has gained 26 min. Measured sunshine covers about 83% of the daylight — skies are mostly clear.
How June compares to the rest of the year
In Austin's temperature order, June sits as the 3rd warmest month. Afternoons run 3.7°C (6.7°F) warmer than in May, with 70 mm less rain. July continues the upward trend. July averages a high of 34.7°C (94.5°F).
Who June suits
- Sightseeing: less ideal — midday heat makes long walks hard.
- Parks & outdoor: less ideal — afternoons are too warm to linger outside.
- Museums & indoor: a good choice — a cool break during the hottest hours.
Tips for visiting Austin in June
Rain Protection
Keep a small umbrella in your bag and wear shoes that cope with puddles.
Sun Protection
Sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses; light breathable clothes.
Quick questions
How warm is Austin in June?
It feels very hot: typical highs are 33.4°C (92.1°F), with lows near 23.3°C (73.9°F).
Does it rain a lot in Austin in June?
Yes, fairly — rain falls about one day in 3 and totals about 83 mm, so an umbrella is worth carrying.
What should I wear in Austin in June?
Pack rain protection and sun protection. Evenings feel similar to the day, so the same clothes work from morning to night.
Is June or July better for visiting Austin?
July, narrowly: it ranks #11 of 12 among Austin's months, against #12 for the other. July is warmer and has fewer rainy days.