The weather forecast for Austin suggests a wet weekend with storm chances and a high near 75°F today. Showers increase tonight, with thunderstorms likely Saturday. Sunday brings a second, milder storm wave, leading to a sunny and breezy Monday.

The San Marcos City Council approves a "can ban" ordinance to curb littering on the San Marcos River, targeting single-use containers and limiting cooler sizes.

Austin's weather is set to turn from mild to wet, with overcast skies and temperatures in the 70s. The National Weather Service forecasts rain and possible thunderstorms for the weekend, with clearer conditions returning early next week.

Texas Parks and Wildlife is implementing an ADA Transition Plan with WT Group to enhance park accessibility for people with disabilities, including infrastructure and program improvements.

Austin's weather forecast includes partly sunny skies with highs near 70 degrees, a slight chance of drizzle, and showers later in the week, with a 50% chance of weekend rain due to a cold front.

Cedar Park enacts Stage 3 Water Conservation Measures, including strict watering schedules, due to drought and low lake levels, and water rate increases to encourage usage reduction.

Austin enjoys clear skies and a high of 69 degrees today with increased cloud cover expected later in the week, as per the National Weather Service. KXAN forecasts minimal rain chances for the weekend with steady warmth throughout the week.

Variable weather in Austin brings gusty winds followed by a warming trend and potential weekend showers, per the National Weather Service and KVUE forecast.

Blanco, Texas, restored water service after locals helped identify a major leak, averting a crisis as the city's water system nearly ran out. Repairs followed, and restrictions eased.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for Austin, warning of winds up to 50 mph, with subsequent sunny skies and a high near 68 degrees expected.

Texans prepare for the April 8 solar eclipse with unique festivals featuring activities like bull riding and massages. Despite high interest, less popular spots for viewing are still available, but weather may require flexible planning.

Austin's severe storm threat has lessened, with continued chances of non-severe scattered rainfall and possible isolated wind damage or a tornado. Clearing is expected with windy conditions to follow.

The National Weather Service alerts Austin to severe weather with potential for hail, wind gusts, and tornadoes, plus possible flooding and dense fog in areas.