Weather

We're between storms today. Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts because the hail and wind threat returns tomorrow night. Zack Shields has details on the timing of the next round of storms.

Dripping Springs saw close to golf ball-sized hail on Wednesday, April 26 during severe weather. Video courtesy: Sharon Bourbonnais

The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for Bell, Milam, Llano, Burnet, Lampasas and Williamson Counties until 10 p.m. Carlo Falco has more details.

Storms coming through Central Texas threaten hail, storms, slightly potential tornadoes in northern counties.

The afternoon's sunshine will warm up the moisture from this morning's rain and fog. Tonight's cold front combined with the day's humidity will potentially create widespread thunderstorms and a slight risk of severe weather tonight.

It's a Level 1-2 risk severe weather day. Zack Shields is tracking the latest system that's heading our way.

A storm system is moving through Caldwell, Bastrop and Fayette counties with 40 mph winds and penny-sized hail. FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe has your forecast.

All Central Texas counties are under a level 2 (slight) risk of severe weather Tuesday. Adaleigh Rowe has details about what to expect in her full forecast.

We're going to see some warm temperatures in our last week of April, along with some slight rain chances. FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Carlo Falco has your forecast.

Two more rounds of severe weather are possible this week. Zack Shields shows us what to expect in his full forecast.

Monday will be cool and dry, but we could be in for some more severe weather later this week. Zack Shields has details in his full forecast.

Cool and damp tonight, with lows in the high 40s and low 50s until the morning. The clouds will stick around tomorrow, with the possibility of some sprinkles and a slight risk of severe weather in eastern counties.

Leftover debris from the recent winter freeze led to heavy flooding in North Austin creeks during this week's severe storms. Residents say the City is to blame.

Saturday night's rain has led to chillier temperatures for Sunday, and there's the possibility for more rain in the coming days. FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Carlo Falco has your forecast.

A few Central Texas counties are under a severe thunderstorm watch Saturday night through early Sunday morning, and Sunday could see more rain. FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Carlo Falco has more.