Central Texas braces for arctic conditions, prompting local schools to consider closures or delays post-Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Districts are monitoring the weather and will communicate any changes for safety reasons.

An Arctic blast in Central Texas prompts local energy companies to address power outages with resources for residents to track and report outages as ERCOT faces scrutiny.

ERCOT requests Texans to conserve power due to a cold front, recalling the 2021 outages. Advisories are issued as Austin sees flights canceled and officials urge residents to stay indoors.

Austin faces record-breaking cold and icy conditions on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, leading to slippery roads and hazardous travel; a Winter Storm Warning is in effect until noon.

Austin-area schools are preparing for a wintry chill and potential disruptions, with decisions on Tuesday's classes still pending as weather conditions are monitored.

Austin's weather will range from mild to freezing, with chances of freezing rain and gusty winds, before warming mid-week, per the National Weather Service.

Austin's Garrison and Zilker parks will soon have new scientific wells to monitor the Edwards Aquifer's water quality and levels, aiding in the protection of Barton Springs and endangered salamanders.

The Randalls grocery store on Research Blvd. in Austin is closing on Feb. 10 due to poor performance, not related to the Kroger-Albertsons merger. Employees may relocate to other stores.

A major cold front is expected to bring freezing temperatures to Central Texas early next week, with advice for residents to prepare and information on available warming centers and shelters.

Round Rock braces for extreme cold with preemptive city measures, emergency services preparedness, and resident tips for safety and utilities protection.

Austin is facing strong winds and an incoming Arctic front, with a Wind Advisory in place until 1 p.m. and warnings of gusts up to 55 mph. An icy blast over the weekend may lead to dangerously cold weather, with a chance of sleet and freezing rain.

Austin Pets Alive! seeks emergency fosters for animals due to a cold snap, with over 250 locals showing interest. The shelter is raising funds for improvements but needs immediate help.

Austin is gearing up for two cold fronts with high winds and potential severe weather, including a Wind Advisory with gusts up to 50 mph, and a significant drop in temperatures early next week.