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ALT National Weather Service forecast graphic for Austin/San Antonio titled "Today: Mostly Sunny and Warm". Key bullet points indicate high temperatures in the mid-70s to upper 80s, morning clouds along the Rio Grande with otherwise mostly sunny conditions, and east to southeast winds at 5 to 10 mph. An accompanying regional map shows high temperature forecasts ranging from 77°F in Langtry to 89°F in Carrizo Springs.
ALT National Weather Service forecast graphic for Austin/San Antonio titled "Warming Trend This Week; Dry Weather Continues" updated October 20, 2026. It displays two side-by-side tables listing daily high temperatures (70s–80s) and low temperatures (50s–60s) for various Texas cities from Tuesday, October 20 through Monday, October 26.
ALT A graphic that reads, "HELP PREVENT WILDFIRES" and shows the AEM logo. It shows a "no" symbol with a car dragging a chain and causing sparks, a "no" symbol with a discarded cigarette butt, and a "no" symbol with a bonfire. The bottom shows a young woman superhero dressed in summer clothes and reads, "Make Emergency PREPAREDNESS Your Superpower! Find out more at: ReadyCentralTexas.org" and shows the Get Ready Central Texas logo.
ALT Una imagen que dice «AYUDA A PREVENIR INCENDIOS FORESTALES» y muestra el logotipo de AEM. Incluye un símbolo de prohibición que representa un automóvil arrastrando una cadena y provocando chispas, otro símbolo de prohibición con una colilla de cigarrillo desechada y un tercer símbolo de prohibición con una fogata. En la parte inferior aparece una joven superheroína vestida con ropa de verano, acompañada del texto: «¡Haz de la PREPARACIÓN PARA EMERGENCIAS tu superpoder! Obtén más información en: ReadyCentralTexas.org». También se muestra el logotipo de «Get Ready Central Texas».
ALT A house with three defensible zones around it: Immediate zone (0-5 ft), Intermediate zone (5-30 ft), and Extended Zone (30-100 ft).
ALT Una vivienda con tres zonas defendibles a su alrededor: zona inmediata (0-5 pies), zona intermedia (5-30 pies) y zona extendida (30-100 pies).
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic for today, titled "Today: Hot for October; Eastern Rain/Storm Chance". Text details heat indices of 100 to 105 degrees across the I-35 corridor into the Coastal/Rio Grande Plains, morning clouds clearing to partly cloudy skies, and breezy southeast winds gusting to 25 mph. Isolated to scattered afternoon showers and storms are possible near and east of the I-35 corridor. The map shows widespread highs in the 80s and 90s, with a dashed line separating the eastern storm chance area.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic titled "Heavy Rain Possible for Southern Edwards Plateau." Two maps show excessive rainfall outlooks for Tonight and Thursday to Early Friday. Up to a Level 2 of 4 risk for excessive rainfall that could result in flooding is in place. Icons warn of locally heavy rain and possible flooding. Safety text advises having multiple ways to receive warnings, reviewing safety plans, and staying weather aware.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic titled "Pattern shift". A cold front arriving predawn Friday brings cooler weather into the weekend. It lists a few light, short-lived showers may occur along the front followed by breezy north winds with 35 mph gusts, daytime highs dropping into the 60s and 70s, and morning lows into the 40s and 50s. An icon advises to secure loose outdoor objects.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio extended forecast outlook titled "Cooler, Dry Weekend After Front; Few Rain Opportunities." Three tables detail Highs, Lows, and Rain Chances from Thursday to Wednesday for South Central Texas. Highs start in the 80s and 90s Thursday, drop into the 60s and 70s Friday and Saturday, then warm back into the 80s into next week. Lows dip into the 40s and 50s this weekend before warming up again into the weekend as well. Some Rain chances Thursday and early Friday, heaviest in the Southern Edwards Plateau, before drying out for the weekend. The rain chances then return towards middle of next week.
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ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio forecast graphic titled "Today: Unseasonably Hot, Humid, and Breezy". A scenic landscape background of Lago Vista, Texas shows rolling hills under partly cloudy skies. Regional highs broadly range from the upper 80s to upper 90s across South Central Texas. Morning clouds will erode to partly cloudy afternoon skies, with a few showers possible across the coastal plains.
ALT National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio extended forecast outlook titled "Warm, Humid into Thurs; Cooler Fri. & Weekend; Periodic Rain". Three side-by-side tables display Highs, Lows, and Rain Chances for various cities covering the dates 10/14 through 10/20 (Wednesday through Tuesday). The Highs table shows temperatures dropping from the 80s and 90s mid-week into the 70s and 80s for Friday into the weekend. The Lows table displays temperatures cooling from the 70s into the 50s and 60s. Temperatures may be slightly cooler across the Hill Country locations. The rain chances table indicates periodic daily probabilities ranging between 5 and 45 percent.
ALT A person holding a hand-held radio. The top shows the Get Ready Central Texas logo. The bottom left shows a young woman superhero wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans, and red cape. The bottom right shows the City of Austin AEM logo. The bottom reads, "Make Emergency PREPAREDNESS Your Superpower! ¡Haga de la preparación para emergencias su superpoder! ReadyCentralTexas.org"
ALT Una persona sostiene una radio portátil. En la parte superior aparece el logotipo de Get Ready Central Texas. En la parte inferior izquierda se ve a una joven superheroína con camisa azul, pantalones vaqueros azules y capa roja. En la parte inferior derecha figura el logotipo de AEM de la Ciudad de Austin. En la parte inferior se lee: «¡Haz de la preparación para emergencias tu superpoder!».
ALT Ilustración de un mapa de un festival de música con iconos que indican la ubicación de los distintos escenarios y servicios. El icono de la gota de agua señala los puntos de hidratación.