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Austin could be in for a hot year, but how does that translate to days over 100º? We want guesses from our readers.
We’re digging into the historic data on snow in Texas, from annual averages to largest storms.
Your local guide on how to prepare for winter weather events
Spoiler alert, there were far fewer 100º days in 2024 than 2023. Get your final guesses ready, because we’re not expecting any more to hit this year.
The warm weather is catching up with Austin — both the Farmer’s Almanac and National Weather Service expect warm weather through November.
Austin’s hottest day on record was September 5, 2000, when the Capital City hit 112°.
You can save some cash when the thermometer peaks with these six summertime specials celebrating Austin’s hot weather.
We want you — our readers — to guess how many days will surpass 100º this summer as the first triple-digit day of the year approaches.
Stay calm, cool, and collected this summer.
Help conserve water and lower the cost of your bills with a rainwater collection system in your backyard.
Be prepared for freezing weather coming through Central Texas early next week.
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