The National Weather Service has placed a level 2 risk, or at least a 15% chance, of flooding rainfall on the Austin area Friday. Forecasts call for pockets of heavy rainfall totaling 1 to 2 inches, which could lead to localized flooding because of already saturated soils.

Several counties in Central Texas were under Flash Flood warnings or alerts Monday morning as storms rolled through the area. Some warnings and advisories are still in effect.

Flash flood warnings continue across Austin as tropical moisture drives heavy rain. Forecasters warn of rapid flooding, rising creeks, and dangerous travel.

Follow live updates as heavy rain floods Austin roads, closes Barton Springs Pool and prompts flash flood warnings and water rescues.

Flash flood warnings hit Central Texas, impacting Austin and San Antonio areas as heavy rain risks dangerous flooding.

Austin officials urge residents to stay hydrated and use cooling centers as extreme heat raises risks for vulnerable groups during triple-digit summer temperatures.

Scattered showers likely Sunday before a cold front brings heavy rainfall. But uncertainty exists about dangerous heat continuing later in the week.

AUSTIN, Texas — We are officially flipping the calendar to February, and if you felt like January was a bit of a roller coaster, the numbers back you up. Looking back at the last 31 days at Camp Mabry, Austin saw an average temperature of 52.8 degrees.

Heavy rains Sunday and overnight into Monday brought flooding to Central Texas. Streams rose and floodwaters blocked off roads across the region.