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Damage survey results from the May 28th storm that moved across the city of Austin, Texas

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Last Map Update: Sat, May 31, 2025 at 10:50:13 pm CDT

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Isolated Severe Storms Sunday Evening

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Late-May Rain Totals

June Outlook

Isolated severe storms (level 1 of 5 risk) are possible Sunday evening for the eastern half of South-Central Texas, including the eastern Hill Country, northern I-35 corridor, and the northern Coastal Plains. There is up to a level 2 of 5 risk for severe weather for very small portions of Williamson and Lee counties. The primary threats are large hail, damaging winds, and locally heavy rain.

Seasonable temps tonight with clouds decreasing overnight.

Isolated showers and storms are possible each day for the next week. A warming trend begins Sunday and continues through the week.

If you felt it rained a lot over the last week, you would be correct. Here's a look at the estimated rainfall totals over the last 10 days with many areas picking up several inches.

This June, there are roughly equal chances of above, below, or near normal rainfall. Odds are tilted towards warmer than normal weather. In an average June, rainfall totals for the month typically range between 2 to 4 inches for our area, with high temperatures averaging in the 90s and lows averaging in the 70s.