Ovalo, TX
Current Weather Forecast for Ovalo
TX 79541 | 12:55am
Weather Conditions
76°
Feels Like
76°
Clear
72°
80°
0
UV Index
Moderate
Air Quality
S
10 mph
Wind
0
in
rain
Tonight
Sun 5/19
70°
Lowest Temperature
2%
A clear sky. Low around 70F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph.
Tomorrow
Mon 5/20
96°
Highest Temperature
4%
Except for a few afternoon clouds, mainly sunny. High 96F. Winds S at 15 to 25 mph.
Tomorrow night
Mon 5/20
73°
Lowest Temperature
5%
A few clouds from time to time. Low 73F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph.
Next 12 Hours Forecast in Ovalo
Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature
1AM
1%
76°
Feels Like
76°
Clear
S 11
mph
Wind
1007 mb
Pressure
60%
Humidity
0
UV Index
10mi
Visibility
14%
Cloud Cover
2AM
1%
75°
Feels Like
75°
3AM
1%
74°
Feels Like
74°
4AM
1%
73°
Feels Like
73°
5AM
2%
72°
Feels Like
72°
6AM
2%
72°
Feels Like
72°
7AM
2%
71°
Feels Like
71°
8AM
4%
73°
Feels Like
74°
9AM
2%
76°
Feels Like
79°
10AM
1%
79°
Feels Like
82°
11AM
83°
Feels Like
85°
12PM
87°
Feels Like
89°
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