Austin’s summer doldrums roll on with a weather pattern on repeat: typical August heat, plenty of sunshine and little chance of widespread rain — or as Gen Alpha might say, we’re glitching.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the Gulf of Mexico for the second week in a row as another troubling area of low pressure moves west toward Texas. Much like a similar tropical disturbance ...

Has this summer been muggier than usual? For nearly two-thirds of the country, the answer is yes. Tens of millions of Americans in the central and eastern United States have suffered from an ...

The unusually quiet start to September in the tropics may not last much longer. A surge in tropical development is expected around the middle of the month, AccuWeather hurricane experts warn. The Gulf ...

The Victor Valley area of Southern California has experienced cooler than average summer temperatures. A persistent low-pressure trough over the West Coast has caused the cooler temperatures and ...