Austin Climate Recommendations
Technically classified as a humid subtropical climate, Austin occupies a unique area of Texas between the dry deserts of the Southwest and the more humid region of the Southeast. As a result, the area’s climate shares characteristics of both distinct regions. The summers are long and hot and the winters are short and mild. Anything in between is generally warm. Austin is prone to severe weather throughout the year, although most of it is concentrated in the spring. Severe weather can bring damaging winds, heavy rain and even tornadoes.

Extreme Heat
Prepare for hot and human Texas summers with Pella Impervia. This strong fiberglass is durable enough to withstand extreme heat.

Wood Frames
You can design your home to be more wind resistant with wood frames, reducing your chances of damage to your home during high-wind weather events.

Glass Glazing
Window glazing can help seal out the weather — including those harsh temperatures — and help you maintain a cool and comfortable home climate.