The recent warm and dry weather in Central Texas has pushed Austin's cedar pollen count to its highest level so far this year.

Austin's weather will fluctuate, with temperatures ranging from the 20s to 70s and the possibility of gusty winds and showers.

January ended as the 42nd-warmest on record for Austin. Now, a new February outlook shows a shift toward warmer and drier conditions than previously expected.

Scattered showers are possible in Austin by midweek, followed by potentially record-setting high temperatures late in the week.

Get ready for a winter rollercoaster this week, Austin. The workweek starts on a winter-like note before a brief temperature spike by midweek. But a late-week cold front promises another sharp temperature drop by the weekend. Here's which days you'll need ...

Above-average temperatures will be welcomed into the forecast this week, and it looks like warmth will be here for a while.

The weather will be warmer than usual in Central Texas and Austin, with temperatures about 10 degrees above normal.

Super Bowl LX kicks off this Sunday, Feb. 8, at 5:30 p.m. CT between the Seattle Seahawks (16-3) and the New England Patriots (17-3).

Long-range weather models do show signs that chilly weather is possible during February, but does that mean another major freeze event for Austin?