Cloudy, muggy morning in Austin; highs near 96°F and heat index near 104°F. City cooling centers and libraries are available for relief.

Low clouds this morning give way to a hot, humid afternoon. Highs near 94°F with feels‑like readings around 100–105°F and southerly gusts to 25 mph.

Cloudy, muggy Sunday with an isolated shower chance. Heat spikes into the upper 90s Monday, June 22.

Muggy Saturday morning in Austin with scattered storms and isolated flash flooding possible along and south of I‑10. Highs return to the low‑90s with heat index over 100°F.

A Heat Advisory runs noon–8 p.m. CDT on Friday, June 19; highs near 94°F and heat‑index values above 105°F. Scattered afternoon storms possible; cooling centers are available.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Austin today with heat indices topping 110°F. Cooling centers are available; avoid outdoor exertion during peak hours.

Flood Watch through Tuesday evening for parts of South‑Central Texas; spotty storms today, then a midweek heat spike into the 90s.

Emergency crews pulled a driver from a submerged vehicle at a low‑water crossing east of Manor as storms closed dozens of crossings across Central Texas.

A hot, muggy Sunday in Austin will give way to scattered storms in the afternoon. Expect heavy downpours and localized flooding risk through early next week.

TCEQ has proposed rules to let treated fracking wastewater be applied to land; pilots show strong contaminant removal but critics say testing gaps remain.

Hot and sticky Thursday in Austin: highs near 95 and heat index up to 106°F. Slight morning showers, then partly sunny; rain chances climb Sunday into next week.

Cloudy, muggy morning in Austin; highs in the mid-90s with heat-index readings near 105–107°F. Isolated storms possible and cooling centers are available across the city.

Low‑90s highs and humidity pushing heat‑index readings into the low 100s. Isolated seabreeze showers are possible but most days stay hot.