Good evening, Texas. We’re wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know and your weather outlook.

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On Wednesday, we’ll see clouds in the morning mixed in with some sunshine. We’ll maintain a small chance for scattered showers and non-severe storms during the afternoon and evening for Austin, San Antonio and DFW. Due to enhancing southerly flow, warmer temperatures build in by late week ahead of a cold front that will drop highs into the 80s for Labor Day Weekend. The front may also bring better chances for widespread precipitation. We’ll know more by late week!

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Today’s Big Stories

1. Kerr County commissioners vote unanimously to expedite creation of flood warning system

A flood warning system in Kerr County may soon be in the works following the deadly Fourth of July flooding that killed over 100 people, including young campers, along the Guadalupe River.

2. Federal court set to hear arguments on new congressional map

Hours after the Texas Senate passed a new congressional map, plaintiffs in an ongoing lawsuit against Gov. Greg Abbott asked a court to block it from going into effect.

3. Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce announce they’re engaged to be married

The pop superstar announced Tuesday in an Instagram post that she and the Kansas City Chiefs’ All-Pro tight end are engaged.

Notes for Tomorrow

Wednesday, Aug. 27

  • Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment
  • 60th anniversary of the Beatles spending an evening with Elvis Presley at his Bel Air home
  • 82nd Venice International Film Festival. Emanuela Fanelli hosts the opening and closing ceremonies. Honorees include Werner Herzog (Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement); and Kim Novak (Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement)

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