The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has updated hunting regulations for the 2024-25 game bird season, including changes to goose and turkey hunting rules and expanded youth-only seasons.

Weather forecasts predict heavy rain and potential flooding in Austin, with a muggy weekend ahead, thunderstorms possible, and cooler temperatures by Sunday night.

Governor Greg Abbott has declared a disaster for seven Texas counties hit by severe weather and flooding, calling on residents to report damages for state aid and potential federal assistance.

Austin is forecasted to experience sporadic rain with a strong cold front bringing significant showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service and KXAN.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Austin this week, with warmth, humidity, showers, and potential thunderstorms. KXAN forecasts a possible Tuesday storm and rainy conditions into the weekend.

Austin's weather will continue to be warm and breezy today, with a variety in the forecast for the coming week, including chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Austin prepares for a sunny weekend with potential gusts, ahead of a week that includes chances of showers and thunderstorms with possible severe weather risks.

The Austin weather forecast predicts a pleasant end to the workweek with sunny skies, before increased humidity and clouds arrive over the weekend. No rain is expected, and a warm, rain-free weekend is anticipated.

Central Texas is recovering from devastating hail storms, which caused extensive damage to buildings and vehicles, prompting a surge in repair requests to local businesses.

The weather in Austin is set to be sunny and warm with temperatures reaching up to 81 degrees, and a light north breeze. The weekend forecast suggests high 80s with occasional gusts.

A hail storm in Marble Falls caused extensive damage, with golf to tennis ball-sized hail that left cars and buildings battered. One minor injury was reported.

Post-storm, Austin enjoys sunny skies and cooler temperatures, with strong winds remaining. The forecast includes warming temperatures towards the weekend with potential rain early next week.

Hays County seeks over $1 million in grants for flood mitigation and plans to hire an Emergency Preparedness Coordinator, while also undertaking various awareness proclamations.