Warm, windy Sunday in Austin before a fast cold front sends temperatures plunging about 50°F. Red Flag and Wind Advisory in effect — secure outdoor items and avoid burning.

A Fire Weather Watch runs from noon Sunday through Monday evening. Gusts could top 50 mph and humidity will be very low; avoid outdoor burning.

Sunny Friday with a fast warm-up to the 80s, then near-90s Sunday before a strong cold front brings 40–50 mph gusts Sunday night. Burn ban in effect.

Clear, breezy Thursday in Austin with gusts up to 45 mph; sunny and cooler today, then a fast warm‑up into the 80s and 90s this weekend.

CBP agriculture specialists at Austin-Bergstrom intercepted a khapra beetle in a 'first-in-port' find. Federal plant‑health officials say even a single detection matters.

Thunderstorms early Wednesday could bring heavy rain and gusts up to 50 mph. Skies clear to a breezy 84°F, then warm into the weekend.

Cloudy and sticky this morning in Austin. Storms are likely tonight with gusty south winds and pockets of heavy rain.

Dense fog and patchy drizzle are reducing visibility across Austin this morning; NWS has an advisory until 10 AM CDT.

Muggy Sunday with spotty morning showers; a stronger storm threat arrives late Tuesday into Wednesday with gusty winds and locally heavy rain.

A cold front will move through Austin around midday. Showers and thunderstorms are likely with heavy downpours and an isolated large-hail threat.

LCRA projection scenarios show Highland Lakes could swing this spring — wet weather might refill Buchanan by July while drier paths push Central Texas toward Stage 1 curbs.

Maps released this week show drought expanding across Texas for a fourth week, with reservoirs and rangelands under renewed stress.

Muggy Friday with highs near 84°F and gusty south winds. Heavy showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday into next week.