Austin is preparing events for the total solar eclipse on April 8, including a viewing at the Long Center. The Simons Foundation is involved in community engagement, while New Scientist offers an exclusive tour with astronomer Dr. John Mason.

Apartment complexes in Central Texas, like the Townhomes at Double Creek, are cutting off water to prevent pipes from bursting due to freezing temperatures, raising questions about the legality of such measures without tenant consent.

Texas regulators suspended permits for nearly two dozen oil and gas disposal wells linked to earthquakes, impacting companies like Chevron and prompting industry challenges in waste management.

The Austin Animal Advisory Commission is concerned about the rise in animals adopted or returned from a shelter unspayed or unneutered in December 2023.

Two cold fronts will bring high winds and a significant drop in temperature to Austin after a sunny Thursday, with storm chances on Thursday night and extreme cold predicted for the weekend and following week.

Weather observers at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport must leave their windowless, internet-free room to check conditions, an arrangement criticized as unacceptable by experts.

Austin prepares for severe weather with strong winds and cold, with local agencies advising residents to take precautions against potential power outages and freezing conditions.

Austin is preparing for potential ice storms in 2024 by training its TPW staff for winter emergencies, updating equipment, and urging residents to stay safe.

Austin is under a wind advisory with gusts up to 45 mph. Despite sunny conditions with highs around 58°F, residents face potential power outages and road issues. A cold front later this week will bring more winds and a temperature drop.

Texas towns, especially Kerrville, anticipate a massive influx of tourists for the total solar eclipse on April 8, with potential statewide numbers reaching over a million visitors.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott prepares the state for severe weather, increasing the readiness level of emergency services in anticipation of storms and high winds.

Austin faces a mix of weather today with rain, storms, and strong winds, plus a temperature drop. The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory through Tuesday.

Austin anticipates a week of varied weather, including sun, storms, and strong winds, with the National Weather Service issuing wind advisories and predicting up to 55 mph gusts.