Weather Forecast

We are now a couple of days from the total solar eclipse! Meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe shares the latest forecast.

Expect not-so-nice weather beginning on Monday, which will most likely impact eclipse viewing in central Texas. Adaleigh Rowe has more.

Clouds and rain chances are in your forecast next week, but will we be able to see the eclipse? Zack Shields explains.

Rain is looking even more likely next week. But will it hold off for the eclipse? Zack Shields has details in his full forecast.

The rain will hold off until after the eclipse on Monday, but the celestial event is looking to have cloudy skies on the day of. Scott Fisher explains in his full forecast.

We're looking at mostly pleasant conditions into the weekend, but Monday's eclipse may be shadowed by overcast skies. Scott Fisher explains.

Expect gorgeous conditions over the next couple of days before rain chances appear this weekend. Will they last through the total solar eclipse on Monday? Zack Shields explains.

Enjoy the gorgeous weather while it lasts. Clouds and rain will return soon. Zack Shields shows us what to expect.

Conditions this week are looking mostly sunny, with highs in the 80s and 70s. But next week's eclipse could be covered up by clouds: Scott Fisher explains.

Conditions are looking sunny and warm this week, but come next weekend we could see clouds and storms leading up to and during the solar eclipse. Zack Shields explains.

Sunny and gorgeous today in Central Texas, but the rain is back next week. What will the weather changes mean for your solar eclipse plans? Zack Shields has the answer in his full forecast.

There is no rain in the forecast for the rest of the week in Central Texas. Scott Fisher has the latest details

The storms have cleared and now sunshine will dominate the forecast for the rest of the week. Zack Shields shows us when we could see some more rain in his full forecast.

Most of Central Texas is under a level 2 severe weather threat Monday night. Scott Fisher has the latest details

NWS has upgraded much of Central Texas to a Level 2 risk of severe storms Monday night. Zack Shields shows us what to expect in his full forecast.

Rain chances return to our area on Monday, but the remainder of the work week is looking to be mostly sunny. See more in the full FOX 7 Austin forecast.

Easter Sunday will be a mostly gray day. Showers and storms will move into the area tomorrow evening and into early Tuesday. Some could turn severe.

A cold front after Easter Sunday will bring storm chances to the central Texas area. Adaleigh Rowe explains in her full forecast.