Muggy morning gives way to hot afternoons — highs near 95°F and heat indexes up to 104°F. Rivers remain elevated after midweek rains; avoid flooded roads.

Heavy downpours and saturated soils keep Austin on alert through Friday morning. Expect highs near 92°F and sticky nights in the mid-70s.

Flood Watch covers Austin through Thursday evening with heavy, slow‑moving storms. Officials warn of rapid street and creek flooding — avoid flooded roads.

Flood Watch in Austin through Thursday evening. Repeated heavy storms may cause flash and urban flooding.

Texas Game Wardens said crews were answering multiple swiftwater rescue calls across South Texas and warned drivers to avoid flooded roads.

A Flood Watch runs through Thursday as slow-moving storms could dump several inches across Austin. Expect street flooding and delay outdoor plans.

NWS issued a flash flood warning for Kerrville, Ingram and Vanderpool; residents were urged to move to higher ground and avoid flooded roads. Local maps and radar show active warning polygons.

Muggy Monday with scattered storms; heavy rain and localized flooding possible Monday night through Thursday. Monitor city and NWS alerts.

Muggy morning, highs near 94°F and heat index into the low 100s today. Rain chances ramp up Monday night through Wednesday with possible pockets of heavy rain.

Muggy Saturday in Austin with highs near 94 and a heat index up to 103°F. Scattered afternoon storms possible; heavier rain may arrive Monday–Tuesday.

Two mosquito traps in San Marcos tested positive for West Nile; Hays County says no human cases so far and urges repellant and removing standing water.

A rare mid‑July front will push storms across the Panhandle with half‑dollar‑size hail possible; Central Texas could pick up heavy rain and localized flooding.

Hot, humid Friday with highs near 95°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms; heavier rain possible early next week.