Morning fog gives way to a sunny 86°F Sunday in Austin. Highs climb into the 90s by midweek with breezy south winds.

Cloudy and cooler Saturday in Austin with highs near 68°F. A rapid warm-up pushes temps toward the low 90s Monday–Tuesday; scattered storms may return midweek.

A late-afternoon cold front Friday flips an 88°F day into a blustery, cooler Saturday with gusts up to 35 mph.

Highs climb near 90°F Thursday with gusty southerly winds. Elevated fire danger and a Travis County burn ban are in effect.

Cloudy morning gives way to sun and highs near 90°F. Expect breezy southerly gusts through Friday and a cooler weekend.

Patchy morning fog will clear to sunny afternoons, with highs climbing from the upper 80s to low 90s midweek.

Gusty north winds and a Red Flag Warning are in effect through 8 PM. Avoid outdoor burning and expect a light freeze Tuesday morning.

Warm, windy Sunday in Austin before a fast cold front sends temperatures plunging about 50°F. Red Flag and Wind Advisory in effect — secure outdoor items and avoid burning.

A Fire Weather Watch runs from noon Sunday through Monday evening. Gusts could top 50 mph and humidity will be very low; avoid outdoor burning.

Sunny Friday with a fast warm-up to the 80s, then near-90s Sunday before a strong cold front brings 40–50 mph gusts Sunday night. Burn ban in effect.

Clear, breezy Thursday in Austin with gusts up to 45 mph; sunny and cooler today, then a fast warm‑up into the 80s and 90s this weekend.

CBP agriculture specialists at Austin-Bergstrom intercepted a khapra beetle in a 'first-in-port' find. Federal plant‑health officials say even a single detection matters.

Thunderstorms early Wednesday could bring heavy rain and gusts up to 50 mph. Skies clear to a breezy 84°F, then warm into the weekend.