Austin faces another round of 100-degree heat, with heat index values reaching 108 Thursday and little overnight relief.

A humid, cloudy morning gives way to highs near 100°F in Austin. Nearby coastal areas face a Heat Advisory with heat indices up to 108°F.

Triple‑digit afternoons return to Austin with humid nights; shift outdoor plans to mornings and use city cooling centers if needed. Heat‑index values may top 106–107°F.

Muggy Saturday gives way to highs near 98°F and heat‑index readings above 100. Shift outdoor plans to mornings or use city cooling centers if needed.

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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.