Central Texans are preparing for severe weather with large hail and damaging winds forecasted for Friday. Hail could exceed 2 inches, raising concerns of property damage. The Austin Metro area faces a level 2 of 5 severe weather risk.

SXSW is moving its Saturday outdoor concerts indoors due to potential severe weather, while other events are continuing as planned with safety measures in place.

A water main break in Cedar Park, Texas, has left residents of Camden Brushy Creek Apartments without water, leading the city to distribute bottled water as crews work on repairs.

The article details the weather forecast for Austin with expected showers and thunderstorms, highlighting the potential for severe weather and flash flooding as per the National Weather Service and KXAN reports.

Austin and Travis County approve a plan to extend reclaimed water systems to additional downtown buildings, expecting to conserve 45 million gallons of potable water annually.

The article details Austin's weather forecast, expecting a shift to rainier conditions towards the weekend, with potential thunderstorms and substantial rainfall predicted by both the National Weather Service and KXAN.

Austin's weather is set to become more humid with increasing storm chances. Highs will reach the upper 70s with strong south winds. Rain and thunderstorms are expected from Thursday to the weekend, with varying precipitation probabilities.

The Austin City Council approved changes to environmental protections, enabling updates on the Butler Trail at Lady Bird Lake, despite some ecosystem impact concerns.

The article discusses the upcoming weather forecast for Austin, with expected showers and possible thunderstorms towards the end of the week, and warmer temperatures leading up to the wet weather.

Austin's weather will be partly sunny with highs in the 60s to 80s this week, becoming overcast with potential severe weather, including rain and thunderstorms, later in the week.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues to block an EPA methane emissions rule, arguing it's an overreach by the Biden administration and illegal under the Clean Air Act.

Austin City Council has allocated $28 million for tree trimming to protect the power grid and prevent wildfires, assisting Austin Energy in maintaining clear lines by 2028.

Austin experiences unseasonably cold weather with gusty winds, transitioning into Daylight Saving Time and expecting variable temperatures with the chance of rain and thunderstorms later in the week.