After much-needed rain, drought conditions continuing to improve in Central Texas

AUSTIN, Texas — As of Feb. 28, Camp Mabry in Austin has a surplus of 0.35 inches of rainfall with a monthly total accumulation of 2.29 inches.

Thanks to some healthy showers here and there, drought conditions in Central Texas have significantly improved west of Interstate 35 into the Hill Country with just a couple pockets of severe to extreme drought.  

There are a few rain chances possible within the next week due to an approaching cold front. Accumulation rates are expected to range between 0.50 to 0.75 inches with higher amounts approaching one inch.

Central Texas' climate outlook for the next eight to 14 days continues to forecast slightly below normal precipitation which may stabilize our conditions briefly. 

For the latest weather conditions and updates, the KVUE Storm Team will keep you updated. Download the KVUE app for all the latest weather alerts: kvue.com/app. Also be sure to follow KVUE on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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