Austin faces high temperatures around 94 degrees with low humidity and continues a dry spell. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Milton strengthens but is not expected to impact Texas, while Kirk and Leslie also avoid direct contact with the state.

Austin anticipates a hot and dry weekend, with no rain and above-normal temperatures, as music festival attendees are advised to prepare for heat. The dry spell has continued for 30 days, with slight cooling expected Tuesday.

Austin's weather forecast suggests continued sunshine with a high near 94 degrees, mild winds, and a low around 71 tonight, with a minimal chance of rain over the weekend.

Austin experiences unusually warm weather with sunny skies and highs in the 90s, nights around 70 degrees, and a slight chance of weekend showers. A gradual cooldown is expected soon.

Austin's weather forecast predicts persistent mid-90s temperatures, clear skies, and calm winds, with cooler nights around 69. A minor cool front may lower humidity and nighttime temperatures early next week.

Austin is set to experience near-record heat with a high of 97°, as a dry October continues the warm trend of September. Winds may bring slight relief, but nights will only cool to around 70 degrees. The week ahead looks to remain in the mid-90s.

Florence ISD closed schools on Monday due to a significant water line issue, leaving buildings without water. The city is working on repairs, expects to restore water by the afternoon or evening, and has set up emergency water distribution.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott deploys generators to Georgia for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts through the EMAC.

Austin's weather is predicted to remain sunny and warm into October with mid-90s temperatures and clear skies, though an Air Quality Alert has been issued. Rain is unlikely, and the Caribbean may develop a tropical storm later in the week.

Austin's warm September weather will continue with highs near 95 degrees and low humidity, despite possible tropical storm formation in the Gulf. Rain chances remain low for the weekend.

Central Texas volunteers and agencies are aiding in the recovery efforts of Hurricane Helene's damage, focusing on search and rescue, shelter support, and cleanup with both resources and volunteers.

Central Texas is set for a series of sunny, warm days with low humidity, according to forecasters. Highs may reach 94 degrees with clear nights anticipated. Some rain is possible later in the week, and tropical weather activity is being monitored.

The forecast for Austin predicts steady high temperatures with clear skies, while Hurricane Helene impacts Florida and Hurricane Isaac stays over open ocean.