Stage two water restrictions have started and will continue for the foreseeable future.
Lake Buchanan is falling with an elevation of 993.23 feet (47% full, 16 feet below average)Ĭombined storage is now below 900,000 acre-feet with 19,000 acre-feet disappearing from our lakes each week. Lake Travis is falling with an elevation of 629.60 feet (37% full, 32 feet below average) Normal average daily temperature: 65.4☏ (18.9☌) Warmest month: July Daily mean temperature: 85.3☏ (29.6☌) Winter. Sweater weather remains to be seen in the forecast. Catch an outdoor live music show, run around the trails, head to the lake or just sit back on a patio and enjoy a cool drink. The two-week outlook through the first few days of October puts us back in a hotter & drier than average weather pattern. Austin Fire Department has posted a warning on Twitter for people to stay home and avoid roads, not to use stoves as. Highs will be back in the upper 80s for a couple of days, but that too will be fleeting. KXAN’s Nabil Remadna discusses weather conditions of Facebook Live.
Still, a half inch to an inch of rain is welcome news, and it should come with a decent bit of heat relief. Unfortunately, these chances are not as widespread or significant as what we had much of last week. While ground-level temperatures will be too warm for any roadway. We’re still fine-tuning the details but we do have a front moving in sometime Sunday into Monday with a few storm chances to mention along the way. High-resolution radar forecast Saturday morning with cold rain in Austin and wet snow possible in the southern Hill Country. That’s a heat index over 100 through at least Sunday.Īir temperatures are likely to top 100 both Saturday and Sunday in Austin which will mark our 79th and 80th triple-digit days of the year, the 2nd most in Austin’s history.
We’ve adjusted the forecast accordingly with continued upper-90s likely through the end of the week, but with humidity also climbing, it will feel a few degrees hotter than what you see on the thermometer. We hit 98 degrees in Austin yesterday, another over-performance compared to what was expected. 4:45 p.m.: The NWS for the Austin and San Antonio region has issued a severe thunderstorm. This year, mother nature refuses to follow the script, and we are instead heading for hotter weather on final approach to the fall season. The city of Buda announced on Twitter its public library will close at 5 p.m. That’s the precise time of the autumnal equinox which marks the beginning of higher rain chances and cooler temperatures in Texas.
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