Meteorologist Grace Thornton

14/07/2025

12:30 PM - Next batch of rain & storms begins to shift towards the Hill Country. Moisture will eventually track across the 1-35 corridor in the early evening and keep moving east late tonight.

Flood Watch expires at 9 PM

14/07/2025

10:33 AM - Another slow moving complex of torrential rain has developed SW of the KVUE area. Rain coverage and flooding potential increases for the KVUE area Monday afternoon into the evening.

The Flood Watch has been extended through 9 PM Monday evening. Pockets of 2”-4”+ could result in more flooding.

Stay plugged into the forecast today and have a way to get alerts.

13/07/2025

Have a way to receive AUDIBLE alerts that will walk you through you up in an emergency

13/07/2025

UPDATE: Mason, Gillespie, Llano Counties have been upgraded to a level 3 out of 4 moderate risk for flooding Saturday night - Sunday morning

Have a way to receive AUDIBLE alerts as you head to bed in this area tonight.

Timeframe is generally between 3 - 10 AM

12/07/2025

Flood Advisory clips Mason County until 7:15 PM - Majority of this rain will move north of our area, but could swell our rivers down stream

11/07/2025

Have a way to get alerts through the weekend 🌧️ More rain in the forecast could aggravate already swelled creek/riverbeds. Minor to moderate risk for flash flood issues.

A Level 1 out of 5 risk for flooding returns to portions of Central Texas for Saturday and Sunday.

07/07/2025

Unsafe on the Llano River Monday afternoon and evening.

River peaked at 9.38’ ft (flood stage 10’ ft) at 2:40 PM. There is still rain falling upstream, please stay away from the rivers banks and low water crossing along the Llano River.

06/07/2025

Flash Flood Warning for portions of Burnet, Williamson, and Travis County until 6 p.m.

These areas saw incredible rainfall yesterday, the soils are very saturated. Please stay put, do not drive through flooded water.

05/07/2025

Northwest Travis County seeing incredible rainfall totals today, multiple rescue efforts have been going on throughout the last 24 hours.

2 fatalities and 10 people missing at the moment. Please stay home unless you are asked to evacuate.

25/06/2025

Best rain chances favor the coastal Plains this afternoon, but a surprise shower or storm could pop up closer to town too 🌧️ Those who don’t see rain will need another way to cool off 🌡️

11/06/2025

WEDNESDAY FLOOD OUTLOOK: Moderate risk of flooding for a large portion of Central Texas including Austin, Burnet, Cameron, Georgetown and more. This is serious. Turn around, don't drown! Stick with for the latest.

26/05/2025

TONIGHT AUSTIN, TX:
-Tornado Watch for the following counties until 10 p.m.
-Now until midnight strong and severe storms moving into the Hill Country & I-35 corridor.
- Very large hail, strong wind, and tornados are all factors.