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Austin rain, flood risk rise as storms target Central Texas
Austin rain chances will increase Wednesday, September 30, as a slow-moving storm system raises the Central Texas flood risk. Heavy downpours may continue into Friday morning before a Pacific cold front ushers in cooler, more fall-like weather. Austin and Central Texas are preparing for a significant weather change as increasing rain chances, potentially heavy downpours and a growing flash-flood threat replace the late-September heat. Austin rain
Austin rain, flood risk rise as storms target Central Texas
Austin rain chances will increase Wednesday, September 30, as a slow-moving storm system raises the Central Texas flood risk. Heavy downpours may continue into Friday morning before a Pacific cold front ushers in cooler, more fall-like weather. Austin and Central Texas are preparing for a significant weather change as increasing rain chances, potentially heavy downpours and a growing flash-flood threat replace the late-September heat. Austin rain
Austin Weather Update: Stormy Saturday, Hot Sunday, Cooler Fall-Like Week Ahead
Austin residents should prepare for scattered showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, with rain chances around 30% across Central Texas. Thursday’s weak cold front brought localized downpours of up to 2 inches and gusts up to 33 mph at Austin Executive Airport, setting the stage for unsettled weekend weather. Saturday’s clouds and rainfall will keep afternoon highs slightly cooler than average, ranging between 91 and 95 degrees. Thunderstorms are no
Austin Weather Update: Stormy Saturday, Hot Sunday, Cooler Fall-Like Week Ahead
Austin residents should prepare for scattered showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, with rain chances around 30% across Central Texas. Thursday’s weak cold front brought localized downpours of up to 2 inches and gusts up to 33 mph at Austin Executive Airport, setting the stage for unsettled weekend weather. Saturday’s clouds and rainfall will keep afternoon highs slightly cooler than average, ranging between 91 and 95 degrees. Thunderstorms are no









