The National Weather Service forecasts a mixed bag of weather for Austin this week, with showers and a possible thunderstorm on Friday, and highs in the 50s to low 60s.

A Cedar Park hotel was evacuated due to a suspected gas leak, with emergency crews responding promptly. This marks the second gas leak in the area in two days.

Austin's Animal Advisory Commission considers a more humane process to euthanize injured deer, while Lakeway suspends its deer management program amidst debates on humane treatment.

Austin is bracing for cooler, wetter weather with heavy showers and possibly a thunderstorm by Friday, following milder conditions earlier in the week.

Austin opens overnight shelters in response to freezing temperatures, with shelter registration from 6-8 p.m. at One Texas Center. The city also provides a Cold Weather Shelter Hotline and Capital Metro assists with transportation to the shelters.

Despite new water restrictions due to drought, Austin locals continue to overuse water, with no significant reduction in consumption, leading to increased complaints and potential fines.

Austin, Texas experiences a freeze warning with potential sub-freezing temperatures, but expects a sunny day with a high near 65°F. A storm system midweek could bring heavy rain, offering drought relief.

Austin residents criticize new speed cushions and poles on Greystone Drive as eyesores and possible hazards, while city officials defend their effectiveness in improving traffic safety.

Austin is set to experience sub-freezing temperatures overnight with the National Weather Service issuing a Special Weather Statement and a potential Freeze Warning.

Dense fog hit Austin this morning with warnings of fire weather conditions later. Residents are advised to prepare for gusty winds and secure items outside. Skies will clear with a high of 72 degrees; the week ahead will have fluctuating weather.

ERCOT and Austin officials prepare for winter storms with improved grid weatherization and readiness strategies, amid concerns over grid resilience and maintenance backlog.

A cold front will bring a significant temperature drop and gusty winds to Austin, with a chance of spotty showers but mostly dry conditions expected over the weekend.

San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter highlights pets of the week with a special adoption fee of $22, including Darold, a 5-year-old dog, and Casino, a 2-year-old cat, offering necessary care items with adoption.