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City Council members adopted a new property code Thursday requiring homeowners to have some form of AC. Austin residents have battled record-breaking summers in recent years.
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Judge Robert Pitman says inmates who sued the state could win their case but that the fix is not easy or cheap.
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Fall foliage typically kicks off in mid-to-late October and peaks by late November, but record heat this fall delayed Austin's fall colors to the very end of the year.
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In fact, this October was so hot that, looking back at the historical data, a quarter of all Septembers in Austin have been cooler than this recent October.
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As climate change accelerates, Austin's hot, dry summer will likely continue further into the fall.
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The University Interscholastic League, or UIL, recently updated its heat safety recommendations and protocols for outdoor school activities.
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Austin Energy is asking Southwest Austin residents to conserve energy, especially between 2-8 p.m., to lower the risk of outages.
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About 15,000 people were without power for several hours in East Austin on Wednesday evening. Austin Energy said high demand caused the outage.
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After a July that was much cooler than in years past, Austin has plunged back into a streak of triple-digit days.
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The team is part of an international project using the Games to develop tools for making hyperlocal climate predictions. UT researchers plan to apply what they learn in Austin.