Dry air and strong winds, along with dry soil, will create dangerous fire weather conditions for the Austin metro area and ...

The KVUE Weather Team will continue to provide updates as this forecast develops. For more information, check our extended 7-day forecast below.

A cool Monday morning precedes an afternoon warmup, with elevated to near-critical fire danger expected by midweek.

Breezy northwesterly winds will fill in behind the front. Gusts will range from 25 to 35 mph while relative humidity will be ...

Gusty winds, warm temperatures and dry soils will contribute to near-critical fire weather concerns.

The wind will continue to diminish and humidity will rise overnight. Fire risk is lower, but not zero the next few days.

As we head into March, we're tracking a high likelihood of both above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation, ...

This, combined with very low relative humidity as well as dry soils from the recent drought, will create those fire weather conditions. As a result, Gillespie, Llano, Blanco, Mason and Milam ...