It's cold front day and storm day! The front is slowing down and not entering Central Texas until the afternoon during the ...

It’s been more than two weeks since Austin has seen measurable rainfall, so even scattered showers and storms will be a welcome sight across Central Texas this week.

A front comes into play this weekend to turn on the rain Saturday and then cool us off on Sunday.

The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center expects parts of Texas to face a threat of severe weather from Thursday through Saturday.

Austin’s first serious rainfall in more than two weeks is set to arrive — and the good news is that rain chances will stick around for a while.

The warm and dry spell continues for another day, and then it gets very interesting the rest of the week and this weekend.

We will have on and off light rain in the morning hours and then it will turn partly cloudy, warm and very breezy by the ...

The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) has activated state emergency response resources ahead of a severe weather ...

The focus of a national initiative to build climate resilience at the local level in Central Texas will focus on three specific climate hazards, the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions announced ...

90% of homes that catch on fire during a wildfire event are from wind-blown embers, which can travel more than a mile.

While spring is our wettest season on average, it also contains easily our wettest month of the year.

Strong storms are likely on Saturday across Texas. They could produce large hail, damaging winds and heavy downpours through Sunday.