Local groundwater managers warn the Barton Springs aquifer is nearing historic lows and could be moved to a Stage 4 emergency in weeks, risking steep pumping cuts for utilities and wells.

Austin delays municipal operations due to cold weather, advising residents of icy conditions, service delays, and shelter availability. Residents should check for updates on utilities and travel.

Austin remains on high alert due to severe winter weather, with emergency management coordinating response efforts and urging individuals to use shelters and prepare for ongoing conditions.

Austin's weather will change this week with gradually warming temperatures, reaching highs from 27 to 47 degrees, and varying conditions, from sunny to partly cloudy, with potential light showers. Winds will be breezy initially, then lighter.

Austin faces icy weather with freezing rain and potential ice accumulation, as temperatures drop and gusty winds persist. The National Weather Service predicts worsening conditions into the night, with slight improvements by Sunday.

Austin forecast includes thunderstorms and a temperature drop, with a 100% chance of rain and potential for sleet, freezing rain, and gusty winds over the weekend.

Roughly 1,100 Bluebonnet customers in Manor lost power Friday morning as crews responded amid a winter-storm watch.

Williamson County is under a Winter Storm Watch from Saturday to Sunday, with potential travel hazards. Officials advise residents to prepare by stocking up on supplies and charging devices.

Austin's weather forecast predicts a shift from sunny to stormy, with chances of rain and thunderstorms increasing through the weekend, potentially leading to sleet and freezing rain. Temperatures will vary, dipping significantly by Sunday.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated state emergency resources in anticipation of severe winter weather, including sub-freezing temperatures and potential snow, ice, and freezing rain.

The forecast for Austin includes varied weather: temps in the 70s, increasing clouds, a 60% chance of thunderstorms by Friday, a 90% chance of precipitation Friday night, and possible freezing rain and sleet over the weekend.

Austin's weather will vary this week, with a mix of mild and near-freezing temperatures, including sunny and rainy days, as per the National Weather Service.

Austin to have a sunny MLK Day with a high of 67°F, becoming cloudier towards evening. The rest of the week promises mild temperatures but an increased chance of showers, especially towards the weekend.