Patchy fog this morning clears to mid-80s today. A dry, gusty front Saturday raises fire‑danger concerns across Central Texas.

Patchy fog this morning will give way to sunny skies and highs near 83°F. Forecasters warn of elevated to near‑critical fire weather risks this weekend.

Cloudy morning in Austin; quick warmup to the low 80s and breezy southerly gusts this afternoon. A front may cool the weekend.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sun and highs near 78°F, with the heat climbing into the 80s midweek. Expect gusty southerly winds Tuesday afternoon.

A fast-moving storm left roughly 7,100 Austin Energy customers without power Saturday, with the largest outage near Q2 Stadium. Crews are on scene and updates appear on Austin Energy's outage map.

Sunny, warm Sunday with gusty north winds and highs near 73°F. Travis County burn ban is in effect; avoid open burning.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday with a small severe risk. Expect gusty winds and brief heavy downpours during the afternoon.

Patchy dense fog will slow Austin commutes this morning; highs near 81°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday, with gusty winds possible.

UT Austin researchers using GRACE satellites found El Niño and La Niña can synchronize floods and droughts across continents, a result with big implications for water and food planning.

Sunny and into the low 80s Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday, February 14 — plan a wet‑weather backup.

Cloudy and cool this morning, then sunny and mid-70s this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms likely late Friday into Saturday—have a backup plan.

UT Austin researchers mapped indoor heat risk and found about 85% of single‑family homes in Austin would pose a deadly risk to older residents during a simultaneous heatwave and blackout. The maps aim to help prioritize cooling, weatherization and backup power.

Patchy morning fog will slow Tuesday commutes; highs climb into the mid‑70s with breezy south winds. Late‑week storms are possible Friday–Saturday.