KVUE - Weather

Allergy report and forecast for Austin, Texas and surrounding areas.

The latest forecast from the KVUE Storm Team.

The storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall, especially to the Texas Gulf Coast.

One to two inches of rain is possible in Fayette County.

The heaviest rainfall and primary flood threat are currently expected across the Texas coast.

The storm left a path of destruction as it slammed ashore at Galveston in 2008.

"Gary, there’s a 10 ft. alligator on I-10 near Major Drive," the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office reportedly told park owner Gary Saurage.

Tropical moisture could shift back toward portions of Central Texas on Saturday.

It wouldn't bring sweater weather, but it would bring below average temperatures for late September.

Nicholas made landfall Tuesday as a Category 1 hurricane on the eastern Matagorda Peninsula.

Triple-digit feels-like temperatures are expected Saturday afternoon for tailgaters. Stay cool and stay hydrated!

Gusty north winds will follow this front after it pushes through.

The first weekend of fall will bring perfect football weather for the Longhorns' 11 a.m. kickoff against Texas Tech.

We've enjoyed the dry weather for the past several days, but now we're looking ahead to much higher rain chances this week.

Four hundred climate activists from 180 countries were invited to Italy's financial capital of Milan for a three-day Youth4Climate summit.

The KVUE Storm Team tracked the potential for heavy rainfall, strong gusts and hail.

Rain returned to Central Texas Tuesday night after a very dry September.

The forecast for weekend one of this year's ACL Festival also looks soggy.

Some areas across Central Texas received over 5 inches of rain during Tuesday night's storms.

It won't be sweater weather, but it will feel like fall again!

Fest attendees will be treated to sunshine and above-average temperatures for the weekend.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for Milam County until 2 a.m. Monday. The main storms threats in Central Texas will be gusty winds and hail.

Isolated spots could see over half-a-foot of rain.

The Flood Warning has been issued until after midnight Thursday.

Several inches of rain have fallen in the area.

Our first legitimate taste of fall is on the way for this weekend. Highs drop to the 70s with mornings in the 40s and 50s!

Authorities said fast-moving currents made it impossible to recover the second, 52-year-old victim on Thursday.

"One way to think about the report is that all the weather you hate is going to get more frequent," said Andrew Dressler, an atmospheric sciences professor.

A weak cold front will approach Central Texas later this week, but conditions are still expected to warm up.

The agency is calling for a warmer-than-normal winter for the nation's southern region, including all of Texas.

As crowds migrate towards COTA, heat and humidity ramp up.

One generator company said it is backlogged hundreds of installations. Austin Energy said it has received hundreds of requests for help installing home generators.

If you missed the fall-like temperatures, they are returning this week!

Storms will move into Central Texas late Tuesday night, some of which could be strong.

Some people in Central Texas are dealing with fallen trees, fences and other damage following Wednesday's early-morning storms.

The storms brought gusty winds.

Southeast Texas remains under a tornado watch for the rest of the afternoon.

The lower humidity has brought millions of birds to the Austin area.

A frightful cold front may be pushing through mid next week!

The Space Weather Prediction Center says Thursday's solar flare could cause aurora displays this weekend to be visible as low as Pennsylvania to Iowa to Oregon.

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