Highs near 91°F today but it will feel like 100–103°F. Warm nights and a warming trend into midweek; parks and libraries serve as cooling centers.

Muggy start to Saturday in Austin with patchy fog and leftover showers. Heaviest rain came northwest of the city; highs near 90°F with spotty storms east of I‑35.

Cloudy, muggy Friday with scattered storms and a high near 86°F. Brief heavy downpours possible; plan for a soggy commute.

Cloudy and muggy this morning in Austin; scattered storms possible today and locally heavy rain late Thursday into early Friday.

A warm, muggy morning in Austin gives way to scattered afternoon storms after 1pm. Heavy, slow-moving downpours are possible late Thursday into early Friday in western areas.

Severe storms knocked out power for more than 21,000 Austin Energy customers Tuesday; crews worked amid gusty winds and continuing rain.

Frequent lightning and gusty storms moved through South‑Central Texas Tuesday night, and local video captured downed power lines as forecasters warned of strong cells. Radar and utility updates tracked the impact across the Hill Country and San Antonio area.

Hot and humid Tuesday in Austin with highs near 94 and heat index up to 102. Isolated storms possible this afternoon; heavier downpours possible later in the week.

Cloudy, muggy Monday in Austin with highs near 93°F. Storm chances climb Tuesday with locally heavy downpours possible.

Clear and muggy this Sunday with highs near 93°F. Storm chances return Tuesday.

Warm, sticky weekend in Austin with highs near 91°F. Storm chances creep back into the picture by Monday.

Austin adopted a 10-year Rain to River plan to shift flood work from emergency response to prevention, with new public metrics and a focus on underserved neighborhoods.

Hot, sticky Friday with highs near 93°F. Air Quality Alert in effect Friday afternoon.