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Austin Chronicle
Going to ACL Fest? Expect Mud and Scattered Showers, KVUE Meteorologist Says
A rainy Thursday and more clouds on the horizon are prompting Austin City Limits festival ticket holders to dig out their rain boots and jackets – but how will the weekend be impacted?. “Forecast wise, Friday is the main day that I think could be still impacted by rain,”...
fox7austin.com
Austin weather: Heavy rains could bring flooding
As weather moves through the state, many agencies are getting ready to help Texans who might need it.
CBS Austin
Austin-Travis County activates emergency operations center as heavy rain continues
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin and Travis County have activated their joint Emergency Operations Center as heavy rainfall and the threat of flooding continue across Central Texas Thursday night. The Emergency Operations Center began a Level 3 Limited Activation at 7 a.m. Thursday, bringing together multiple city and county departments...
The Spun
jouster.blog
Thursday, October 1, 2026 – Bring It…But Not Too Much
Flood Watch Puts Central Texas on Alert as ACL Fest Braces for a Soggy Kickoff. Central Texas is in the middle of a multi-day soaking, and the heaviest part is still ahead. The National Weather Service’s Austin/San Antonio office has a Flood Watch in effect now through 7 p.m. Friday for much of South Central Texas, including Travis, Hays and Williamson counties.
CBS Austin
ACL will go ahead unless festival producers say otherwise, City of Austin says
AUSTIN, Texas — Heavy rain is headed for Central Texas along with the potential for flooding, but for now, the Austin City Limits festival is set to go ahead as planned. “The biggest area of concern is gonna be anywhere along and West of I-35 primarily. That's where we have continued signals of seeing some bigger six-inch or higher rainfall totals, but it's possible generally anywhere in Central Texas," said CBS Austin meteorologist Avery Tomasco.
fox7austin.com
CBS Austin
City of Austin prepares for incoming heavy rains, flood potential
AUSTIN, Texas — Central Texas will be hit with heavy rains as early as Wednesday night through Friday, and Austin is under a level 3 out of 4 flood risk. According to CBS Austin's meteorologist Avery Tomasco, areas along the I-35 corridor could see 2-4 inches of rainfall. Parts of the Hill Country could see 3-5 inches of rain, but some forecasts report that isolated areas west of I-35 could potentially see over 10 inches of water.
mySanAntonio.com
Austin American-Statesman
When will cold front, heavy rainfall hit Austin? Here's the updated storm timeline
KCEN
How Hurricane Polo is bringing rain and flooding to Central Texas | Weather Impact Alert
CBS Austin
Central Texas animal shelters seek temporary fosters ahead of heavy rain
AUSTIN, Texas — Two Central Texas animal shelters are asking the community to take dogs home temporarily as heavy rain and possible flooding approach the region this week. Austin Pets Alive! is looking for people to take dogs home for at least a one-week "sleepover," with a focus on dogs with medical needs, senior dogs and heat-sensitive dogs.