Severe weather with rain, hail, and potential tornadoes is expected in Austin and may cause neighborhood flooding. Conditions should improve after the storms, with sunny and hot weather forecasted for the weekend.

Austin's weather is heating up to 92°F with possible 20mph gusts today, followed by severe storms and potential flooding tomorrow. Highs may return to the mid-90s by next week.

Hays County residents struggle with recovery after a severe hailstorm caused extensive damage, with additional storms hindering repair efforts. No injuries were reported despite widespread property damage.

Central Texans anticipate severe weather, including thunderstorms and high winds, with a chance of hail and tornadoes, amid reminders of recent extreme conditions.

Severe storms hit San Marcos, Texas, causing widespread damage, power outages, and a state of emergency request. The First Baptist Church and local residents suffered property destruction, as the community begins recovery efforts.

An imminent large-scale solar storm may disrupt power grids and satellite communications, but most people won't need to take action, while parts of Texas might see the aurora borealis.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Austin, ranging from 20% chance of rain escalating to potential severe thunderstorms and hail into the new week, followed by sunshine and higher temperatures by Tuesday.

Supercell storms hit Central Texas with large hail, causing significant damage and power outages in the region, particularly San Marcos and Johnson City.

Variable weather is forecast for Austin, with a sunny 84-degree day, gusty winds, and a possible shift to stormy conditions by Mother's Day, leading to an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms.

A Texas fisherman's video on TikTok sparked discussions after showing a possible bull shark caught in the Guadalupe River, but New Braunfels officials stated there are no sharks in the river.

Austin is on alert for severe weather including hail, tornadoes, and winds, with reduced visibility due to fog and a chance of showers in the late afternoon.

Austin anticipates a record heat with temperatures nearing 93 degrees and a heat index of 103 according to NWS.

ERCOT has issued a Weather Watch for an expected hot Wednesday in Texas amid ongoing maintenance outages, advising the public to monitor grid conditions without expectation of energy emergencies.