Jorge Figueroa+FollowAustin schools close as icy roads lingerIcy roads and freezing temps are still making it tough to get around Austin, and that means most area schools are shutting down or delaying classes again Tuesday. From Austin ISD to Round Rock, nearly every district is closed, with just a few running on delays. Parents are scrambling to adjust, and students are getting another unexpected day off. It’s a real test for families juggling work and childcare. How’s everyone coping with the disruptions? Share your tips for keeping kids busy or working from home during these winter weather days! #Education #AustinWeather #SchoolClosings00Share
Traci Keller+FollowAustin roads thawing: When will it be safe?Ice on Austin and Central Texas roads is finally on its way out, thanks to rising temperatures and dry air moving in. With dewpoints dropping into the teens and even single digits, there’s a lot less moisture left to refreeze overnight. That means driving conditions should keep improving, but some slick spots could linger in shaded areas or on bridges. If you’re heading out, keep an eye out for those trouble spots. How has the ice impacted your week? Are you seeing any improvements in your neighborhood yet? #Transportation #AustinWeather #TexasIce00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowWest Lake Hills cars spin out on icy roadsCars in West Lake Hills were spinning and sliding down icy roads, making the Monday morning commute a real challenge for Austin residents. Even major highways like 183 and 183A were closed off, forcing drivers to take unexpected detours. Thankfully, temperatures started rising by late morning, and the ice began to melt. TxDOT crews have been working around the clock to clear the roads, but it’s a reminder of how quickly winter weather can turn daily routines upside down. Have you ever had to navigate Austin’s roads during an ice storm? Share your wildest winter driving stories! #Transportation #AustinWeather #IcyRoads00Share
Amanda Robbins+FollowAustin braces for winter storm: What to knowA major winter storm is set to hit Austin this weekend, bringing freezing rain and sleet across the city and surrounding counties. Locals are gearing up by checking for shelter updates, prepping homes, and looking out for unhoused neighbors. Cold weather shelters may open if temps drop to 35°F or below, while warming centers at rec centers and libraries offer daytime relief. Community groups are seeking donations and volunteers for emergency supplies and pet fosters. With downtown Austin now one of the hottest ZIP codes in the country, this storm is a reminder of how quickly things can change. How are you preparing or helping out? #Entertainment #Celebrity #AustinWeather00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowAustin schools shut down as icy roads lingerIcy roads and bitter cold are keeping every major Austin-area school district closed on Monday. From Austin ISD to Round Rock, plus local colleges like UT and Texas State, classes are canceled across the board. For families, this means another day of juggling work and kids at home, while road crews try to clear up the mess. How are you handling the extended closures? Are you worried about the impact on learning or just grateful for a snow day? Share your thoughts and tips for making the most of this unexpected break! #Education #AustinWeather #SchoolClosings00Share
