The past few days have been quite wet across Central Texas, with rainfall totals between 0.50 and 1 inch in Austin. However, the heaviest rain fell in the Hill Country. The highest total came from Ingram in Kerr County, with 5.38 inches. Harper in Gillespie County was next with 3.83 inches, followed by Tow in Burnet County with 2.92 inches.

Central Texas is likely heading into a warmer and drier-than-normal winter for 2025-2026, consistent with a La Niña pattern.

The area will be bright and comfortable today with a dry north wind that will gust up to 20 mph this afternoon. —

HOUSTON — An approaching Pacific storm system will raise rain chances significantly across Central and north Texas Wednesday night through Friday. The Hill country could see several rounds of rain, raising the chances for excessive rainfall and flash flooding.

Central Texas partner to offer degrees on one campus, providing affordable education options for Central Texas students.

Up until now we’ve had a warm start to the fall season and Austin’s Camp Mabry has yet to have lows in the 30s or highs below 60.

Two Central Texas school districts are being sued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for refusing to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

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