Austin is experiencing light rain and fog, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing tonight. Temperatures range from the low 60s to high 60s. Clearing skies are expected by Thursday night.

Austin's weather forecast includes clouds, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures.

Austin faces a mostly cloudy day with a high of 59°F and a 50% chance of thunderstorms after 9 pm. Showers may continue into the week with variable chances of rain.

Austin's weather will remain clear tonight, with a sunny day tomorrow at 61°F. Clouds increase Saturday, with possible showers and thunderstorms by night. Unsettled conditions with rain chances continue through the weekend and into next week.

Austin weather forecast includes fair skies, temperatures ranging from highs near 55°F to lows around 28°F, low humidity, gentle winds, and a chance of weekend showers.

Austin-Travis County EMS reports an increase in cold exposure calls with two potential hypothermia deaths amid freezing Texas weather; Mayor Watson seeks to protect all residents.

The City of Austin advises residents to avoid travel due to persistent icy conditions and has activated emergency services in response to the weather.

A KXAN article reported on Austin's weather extremes, highlighting record highs and lows, with a significant increase in triple-digit temperature days in recent years and notable temperature drops.

Central Texas prepares for a winter storm with expected snowfall by winterizing homes, businesses plan temporary closures, and authorities advise caution on roads.

Austin activates its Emergency Operations Center in anticipation of severe winter weather, coordinating shelters and city services to ensure community safety and support. Public transit is limited and residents are advised to stay indoors.

The NWS forecast predicts mostly sunny weather with temperatures rising throughout the week in Austin, with light winds and a slight chance of showers by the weekend.

Williamson County prepares for cold weather with warming shelters and road treatment, as emergency teams and TxDOT coordinate to ensure community safety and travel conditions.

Texas is preparing for a winter storm with a state-wide strategy involving multiple agencies to ensure safety and emergency response, coordinated by TDEM.