Austin experiences fluctuating temperatures, starting with a high near 88°F, before a midweek cold front brings lower 50s. Spot showers are possible, with a weekend warm-up forecasted.

Vandals defaced the Willie Nelson statue in Austin with graffiti, and the Downtown Austin Alliance quickly cleaned it up, reflecting the community's respect for public art and Nelson's local significance.

A total solar eclipse in April will offer a "double diamond ring" effect in Central Texas, which stargazers can safely observe with protective glasses.

Austin's weather is sunny with mid-80s highs and breezy; nights are cooler at 61 degrees. Warmth continues into the week with possible low 90s before a cold front hits midweek, leading to 50s. No rain is expected with the front.

Austin anticipates a warm weekend with clear skies, with highs near 79°F today and climbing to 82°F on Sunday, though a cold front on Wednesday will bring gusty winds and cooler temperatures in the mid-60s.

Austin's weather forecast predicts a warm weekend with temperatures in the mid-70s to 80-degree range, with a stronger cold front and potential rain by next Wednesday.

A river otter was sighted swimming near Luling Dam in the San Marcos River, indicating clean water in the habitat due to otters' sensitivity to pollution.

David Yoskowitz of the TPWD has been appointed to the Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council to advise on conservation and boating initiatives.

Austin experiences warm weather with temperatures reaching up to 87 degrees, accompanied by winds that increase the risk of wildfires in the Hill Country. The National Weather Service anticipates continued warmth with clear to partly cloudy skies.

Delta Airlines is offering a special flight to view the total solar eclipse on April 8, using an Airbus A220-300 for its large windows, with alternative routes also available for eclipse chasers.

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center reports an above-average wildflower season in Central Texas, with early bluebonnet sightings. Peak blooms are expected in April.

San Marcos bans single-use containers on rivers to reduce pollution, allowing only one 30-quart cooler per person, while setting up "go" and "no" zones for compliance.

Austin experiences warm, spring-like weather with highs around 77, despite it still being winter, and faces increased wildfire risks due to a dry cold front.