Austin braces for a hot week with a high of 98 degrees and a heat index of 105. Nighttime brings strong winds; Memorial Day may see storms. Rain chances persist through midweek, with slightly cooler temperatures by Wednesday.

Austin is facing a week of extreme heat, with forecasts indicating temperatures approaching 100 degrees and a heat index of up to 105. Winds, clouds, and potential storms are also expected.

Austin expects a hot week with potential thunderstorms, highs around 97-99 degrees, and heat indices up to 105. Rain chances increase Sunday onward, with gusty winds throughout.

Austin expects high temperatures near 100 degrees, with mostly clear skies and light winds. Heat will persist throughout the week with slight chances of showers and thunderstorms by Sunday.

Austin's weather forecast includes showers, potential storms, high heat, and strong winds in the coming days, with varying conditions throughout the week.

Austin faces a hot week with highs nearing 100°F, slight relief from breezes, and intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Austin is preparing for a week of high heat with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, minimal chances of rain, and high heat index values. The workweek also predicts persistent hot weather with sporadic chances for showers.

Austin's weather forecast includes heat with highs nearing 99 degrees, mild rain chances, and gusty south winds. Nights will cool down, and a brief midweek respite from the heat is expected.

Austin urges residents to prepare for a heat wave by staying cool, watching for heat-related illness symptoms, protecting pets, using cooling centers, conserving energy, and being vigilant about water safety.

Austin faces extreme heat with temperatures reaching up to 104 degrees, barely cooling at night. The forecast includes high temperatures above 100 degrees throughout the week, with slight chances of isolated showers offering little relief.

Austin is bracing for a heatwave with temperatures forecasted to hit triple digits, with highs around 104-107 degrees and gusty winds. The heat is expected to persist throughout the week.

Texas' power grid operator ERCOT expects record electricity demand due to a heatwave, but assures adequate supply, including solar power, to keep the grid stable.

The National Weather Service predicts a significant heatwave in Austin, with temperatures peaking around 105°F mid-week and remaining high throughout the weekend.