Sunrise/Sunset Times: SUNRISE: 7:27 a.m. SUNSET: 7:11 p.m. Rainfall Totals: Wednesday: 0.00" (Mabry)     0.00" (ABIA) October: 0.00" (Mabry)     Trace (ABIA) 2000: 21.11" (Mabry)     18.12" (ABIA) October Normal To Date: 0.36" Normal Year to Date: 24.56" Allergy Report: From Dr. J.H. Van Bavel & Dr. Bernard Crosby, Allergy and Asthma Associates/Not Available Weekends. October 4, 2000 (In Particles per Cubic Meter of Air) Mold: 1,912 Heavy Fall Elm: 138 Medium Ragweed: 50 Medium Other Weeds: 6 Light Climate Data: October 4th: NORMALS: high: 86 low: 64 RECORDS: high: 98 (1929) low: 47 (1975) Lake levels: From the LCRA - October 4th For lake information call the LCRA 473-3333 or 800-776-5272 Lake Buchanan: 995.19 ft. above sea level.(Full Level: 1020.00) Lake Travis: 640.86 above sea level.(Full Level: 681.0) Travis water temp: 78 Canyon Dam Release (For information call the Army Corps of Engineers at Canyon Dam (830) 964-3342) October 4th: Canyon Dam Release: 46 cfs Other Weather Links: National Weather Service conditions/Camp Mabry Latest Central Texas Nexrad Doppler Radar Image Latest Texas Satellite Picture NWS Austin/San Antonio Home Page National Weather Service conditions at Bergstrom

Local Forecast Forecast last updated October 5, 7:58 a.m. Big changes are ahead in Central Texas weather. Rain and colder weather are likely by Friday, and may linger into the weekend. The front we've been expecting late today has slowed, and it now appears moisture from the Gulf and Tropical Storm Keith will have time to reach our area before the front arrives, allowing for much higher rain chances. Weak low pressure aloft could continue to bring cloudy skies and some light rain Saturday. Temperatures will drop dramatically with the frontal passage Friday morning, and remain quite cool through the weekend. The latest on intensifying Tropical Storm Keith can be found at the National Hurricane Center's Web site. Current Conditions Doppler Radar Animated Doppler Retro Doppler Meet Our team