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.

The Austin Animal Center is ceasing the use of temporary pop-up crates for shelter animals to comply with state law and following public criticism of overcrowding.

Austin Energy's proposal for a hydrogen-capable power plant faces criticism over environmental impact and feasibility concerns, despite the potential for federal tax credits.

Austin braces for severe weather with a sunny Thursday followed by storms on Friday night, including heavy rain and possible thunderstorms, with high winds throughout the weekend.

Austin Water secured $62 million in savings through debt management, part of efforts saving customers $556 million since 2016, and continues to focus on financial efficiency and infrastructure improvements.

Austin's weather, expected to be sunny today, will change by the weekend with a storm system bringing showers and possible thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Austin Water reports that a storm-damaged manhole caused a major sewer overflow of over 800,000 gallons at 320 Heartwood Dr., but drinking water remains safe.

Austin experiences warm weather before a predicted storm front that may bring heavy rains and hazardous conditions by the weekend. Forecasters warn of possible flooding due to saturated grounds.