Austin remains in drought, but a very wet April has replenished waterways crucial for drinking water, recreational activity, farming and manufacturing. Why it matters: Upriver areas, home to one of Central Texas' major reservoirs,

Austin and surrounding areas face a Level 2 risk for storms today, with potential for two-inch hail, gusty winds, and a low (2%) tornado threat. Scattered storms could drop 2 to 4 inches of rain in some spots, leading to ponding in low-lying areas through ...

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April is right around the corner and that means spring in Austin is unmistakably in bloom. Since Austin's weather records began in 1891, the midpoint of meteorological spring hasn't brought 100-degree heat, though it has come very close a few times — 99 ...