A tornado touched down in Hays County, Texas, early Thursday morning, leading to power outages and minor damages. No injuries were reported, but a Flash Flood Watch remains in effect.

The article details the weekly weather forecast for Austin, mentioning a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and high temperatures nearing or exceeding 95 degrees.

Austin is expected to have a wet week with storms, showers, and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service. Rainfall could reach up to 3 inches with temperatures nearing the mid-90s.

Austin is facing a week of muggy weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms, with highs around 92°F and a heat index of 101°F today. Rain chances range from 30-70% throughout the week.

Williamson County officials are focusing on educating residents about severe weather preparedness, including safety measures for flash floods and tornadoes, as well as emergency preparedness tips and resources.

Austin's weather forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, high heat, and varying chances of rain throughout the week, with fluctuating temperatures and sporadic precipitation expected.

Austin residents are advised to prepare for a week of high temperatures, with heat indexes reaching 102 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts mainly sunny days, mild nights, and a weekend nearing 100 degrees, advising caution and hydration.

Austin is expecting a week of intense heat, with temperatures potentially reaching 96 degrees and a heat index of up to 104 degrees, along with moderate winds and a slight chance of showers.

Austin faces a hot week with sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and highs up to 97 degrees; a slight chance of rain persists, with minimal nighttime cooling.

Austin is expecting a sunny day with a high of 89 degrees and a light northeast breeze, with the possibility of rain and higher temperatures later in the week.

Austin continues to experience power outages after severe weather, with around 14,750 customers affected. Efforts to restore power are hampered by new storms.

Severe weather in Central Texas prompted flash floods and power outages, with Austin Energy restoring power to 97% of customers post-storm. The city is preparing for more rain and advising residents on safety measures.

Austin's weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies and high temps in the mid-80s to 90s, with chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms in the evenings and lighter winds.