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.

Unseasonably warm Monday in Austin with highs near 85°F and patchy morning fog. Spotty showers possible late Tuesday and again late this week.

Sunny, unusually warm Sunday in Austin with highs near 79°F and a warm week ahead. Small, scattered rain chances arrive late Tuesday night.

TCEQ says the latest weekly drought map shows a slight easing: abnormally dry areas now cover about 28% of Texas, the first weekly decline in eight weeks.

Sunny, unseasonably warm today in Austin with highs near 82°F. Slight rain chances return Monday night into Tuesday.

Clear skies Friday will push Austin into the low 80s. Dry, warm weekend ahead with only modest rain chances returning Monday–Tuesday.

Clear skies this morning give way to a fast warmup: highs near 70 Thursday, then around 80 Friday–Saturday. Spotty frost possible in a few sheltered Hill Country hollows.

Sunny, breezy Wednesday in Austin with gusts to 25 mph and highs near 65°F. Temperatures jump into the upper 70s and around 80°F by the weekend.

Cool morning near 37°F gives way to highs near 69°F today with gusts up to 25 mph; patchy fog possible before Tuesday’s commute.

Clear and near‑freezing early Monday, then a quick warm‑up into the upper 60s; patchy fog may slow the Tuesday morning commute before a warm late‑week stretch.