Summary
Austin, Texas, is experiencing its driest start to the fall rainy season since 1947, with only 0.08 inches of rain since September 1. This dry period has led to drought concerns, as Travis County faces abnormally dry conditions and moderate to severe drought levels.
Key Facts
- Austin has experienced only 0.08 inches of rain since September 1.
- This is the driest start to the fall rainy season for Austin since 1947.
- Camp Mabry climate site recorded the low rainfall, while the average monthly rainfall is 3.35 inches.
- Travis County is currently dealing with drought conditions ranging from abnormally dry to severe.
- Drought conditions are worse now compared to the same time last year.
- No rain is forecasted for the next 7 to 10 days, according to local meteorologists.
- The dry conditions have resulted in short-term drought concerns, but summer rains helped limit long-term impact.
