An initial Phase I of Texas’ 2027 State Water Plan is now adopted, mapping thousands of projects and a nearly $174B price tag. Phase II and more public comment are coming.

A slight chance of early showers, then highs near 97°F and heat indices up to 106°F. Expect breezy south winds and hot afternoons.

Heat Advisory in Austin through 8 p.m.; highs near 102°F and heat‑index values near 109°F. Brief gusty showers possible overnight as Bertha skirts the Gulf.

Heat Advisory Wednesday, July 22 in Austin: highs near 104°F and heat-index values up to 114°F. Take precautions and avoid midday exertion.

Triple-digit heat returns to Austin Tuesday with highs near 100°F and humidity making it feel hotter. Cooling centers are available across the city.

Highs near 100°F this week as heat indices climb and rivers slowly recede. Avoid flooded roads and use local cooling options if needed.

Morning temps near 77°F; highs near 95°F with heat-index values into the low 100s. Floodwaters are easing but rivers and low crossings remain hazardous.

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.