Austin anticipates a heatwave with temperatures near 100 degrees, while Hurricane Beryl intensifies to a Category 3 in the Carribean, and other tropical systems develop. Saharan dust is also expected to affect Central Texas soon.

Fanwort overgrowth in Austin's Lady Bird Lake impedes recreational activities, and while indicative of ecological health, it also poses entanglement risks and shelters harmful algae.

Austin hit its first 100° day of the year, marking an early start to intense heat. A dust plume and heat advisory raise health concerns, while a high-pressure system suggests sustained hot weather. Tropical activity is also brewing in the Atlantic.

Austin anticipates high temps near 100°F, with a heat advisory in effect. Warm nights will persist, while the city monitors potential tropical developments in the Atlantic. Residents are advised to stay informed and safe.

Governor Abbott announced that seven more Texas counties are now included in the Federal Disaster Count, allowing access to federal funds for recovery from severe weather.

Austin faces a relentless heatwave with temperatures near 97-99 degrees and heat index values up to 109. Minimal chance of rain and barely any wind offer little relief.

Austin faces a week of intense summer heat with temperatures approaching 96 degrees and heat index values reaching up to 106, with little chance of rain.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intense heat in Austin with high temperatures reaching the mid-90s and heat indices over 100 degrees.

Austin's weather shifts from scattered showers to high heat, with the National Weather Service predicting a heat index of 101 degrees and KXAN forecasting temperatures up to 94 degrees over the weekend.

Texas State Parks officials provide safety tips for visitors to combat heat-related illnesses during the summer, including hydration, sun protection, and the buddy system.

Forbes ranks U.S. cities for summer travel with Texas cities like Dallas and Houston featuring variously due to factors like heat, hotel prices, and traffic.

Austin anticipates scattered showers this afternoon with a 40% chance of rain, high heat index, and gusty winds. Clearing skies and mild temperatures are expected tonight and into the weekend, with rising temperatures and humidity.

Austin braces for rain from a tropical system in the Gulf, which may affect Juneteenth events, with cooler temperatures and potential flash floods forecasted.