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Friday morning weather: Showers likely, high 69°F and tonight’s low 55°F

Eastland Friday October 30 weather: high 69°F, tonight's low 55°F; showers likely, 70% today and 60% tonight. Design corrected to established Gazette style; morning forecast unchanged.
Eastland Friday October 30 weather: high 69°F, tonight’s low 55°F; showers likely, 70% today and 60% tonight. Full forecast below.

By Jett Whittington, The Alliance Gazette

Friday, October 30, 2026: Rain showers are likely in Eastland today, with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 69°F. Temperatures are forecast to fall toward 66°F in the afternoon. Southeast winds will be 0–5 mph.

Tonight into Saturday morning, October 31: Rain showers remain likely under cloudy skies. The low is forecast around 55°F, with temperatures rising toward 57°F overnight. East-southeast winds will be 0–5 mph.

The National Weather Service narrative gives a 70% rain chance today and 60% tonight. Its unrounded digital point probabilities are 74% and 58%, respectively. New rainfall of one-tenth to one-quarter inch is possible in each period.

This forecast represents the NWS point in Eastland. Conditions can vary across Eastland County. Today covers 6 a.m.–6 p.m. CDT; tonight covers 6 p.m. Friday–6 a.m. Saturday. The overnight low is for the night ahead, not the overnight period that is ending this morning.

Official sources and timing

NWS forecast updated October 30 at 1:26 a.m. CDT; forecast and county/zone alert feeds refreshed at 5:58 a.m. CDT. No active alerts were listed for Eastland County (TXC133) or the Eastland forecast zone (TXZ129) in that snapshot. This is not an ongoing all-clear.

Keep emergency alerts enabled and check current official warnings. Gazette forecasts do not replace real-time emergency alerts. A clear alert-feed snapshot is not an ongoing all-clear.

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