Good morning Kyle! Welcome to your Saturday, November 29th local update. It's looking like a beautiful day across our community with clear skies and mild temperatures.

Currently, we're sitting at around 81 degrees with clear conditions and a gentle breeze from the south at about 15 miles per hour. The forecast shows we'll climb to a pleasant high of around 85 degrees this afternoon, so if you've been meaning to get outside and enjoy some outdoor time, today is absolutely the day to do it. Tonight will cool down to around 70 degrees as clouds move in, keeping things comfortable for any evening activities you might have planned.

Looking ahead into tomorrow, Sunday, conditions will remain mostly clear through the morning hours before we see some scattered clouds develop. Temperatures tomorrow will reach the mid-80s, so we're looking at two consecutive beautiful days for our community.

Air quality across Kyle remains in good standing with fine particulate matter at healthy levels, so whether you're heading out for a walk, a run, or just enjoying some time outdoors with family and friends, air quality won't be a concern today.

This time of year is typically easier on allergy sufferers, though we'll continue to monitor pollen counts as we head into early December. Most listeners in our area should feel pretty comfortable outside without too much concern from seasonal allergies.

The weekend is shaping up to be one of those rare November stretches where you actually want to be outdoors instead of bundled up inside. Make the most of it because our next weather system is expected to move in early next week with cooler temperatures and increased cloud cover by Monday and Tuesday.

If you're thinking about any outdoor projects or gatherings, today and tomorrow are your prime windows before conditions shift midweek. The combination of sunshine, mild temperatures, and low humidity is pretty hard to beat this time of year.

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Kyle is waking up to unseasonably warm weather this November morning with clear skies and a temperature hovering near 81 degrees as of late yesterday, according to Time and Date’s latest update from the San Marcos Municipal Airport. Listeners can expect a high nearing 85 degrees and a low around 70, backed by a persistent south wind measuring about 15 miles an hour. Humidity’s sitting at 67 percent, so it’s on the muggy side for late November, and those with seasonal allergies will likely notice a thick pollen presence today.

The air quality remains in the moderate range, meaning sensitive groups like children and older adults might want to take it easy outdoors. Hays Free Press reports that as the day unfolds, isolated thunderstorms could pop up later, but for most of the day, Kyle stays clear and dry, making it a perfect day for late fall sports.

Shoutout to all the high school athletes: Last night’s action-packed game saw the Lehman Lobos basketball team edge out a close win against Hays High, ending with a score of 59 to 54 according to the district’s athletic board. The energy on the court was matched by the crowd in the stands, as the Lobos improved their season record and kept playoff hopes alive. For those tracking football, the off-season training sessions continue on campus fields in preparation for next year.

A big story making the rounds involves the Post Oak neighborhood, where FOX 7 Austin reporter Angela Shen highlights how residents are dealing with unsettling ground movement, uneven roads, and some serious issues with homes separating from foundations. The City of Kyle has responded, working with engineering consultants to find long-term fixes, starting with Langely Drive up for assessment this winter. City officials are promising updates and more robust infrastructure solutions after past repairs faded faster than residents had hoped.

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Kyle has had a rollercoaster of a day with the weather, starting overnight with light rain and humidity around 70 percent, then warming up quickly as the sun broke through the clouds according to the Weather Network. By late morning, Kyle saw highs near 86 degrees, partly cloudy skies, and winds picking up, bringing some relief from the persistent muggy air. As the afternoon rolled in, temperatures climbed past 90 degrees and peaked at 93 just before sunset, breaking up the clouds and turning the afternoon downright sunny based on the hourly breakdown from Time and Date. After sunset, things cooled down a bit—still warm in the low 80s, but with a pleasant breeze and some scattered clouds.

Pollen count was moderate for most of the past 24 hours according to Weather Underground, meaning folks who suffer from allergies probably noticed a tickle but weren’t knocked flat by it. Air quality got a thumbs-up today—AQI.in reports particulates are low, measuring 25 micrograms per cubic meter, so anyone out walking or running had clean air to breathe.

Monday in Kyle brought a risk of an isolated thunderstorm in the late evening, with the Weather Network keeping an eye on some rain showers possibly rolling through after midnight, but for most of the day the forecast held dry. After such a steamy afternoon, the hint of rain may be a welcome note for anyone up early Tuesday for work or school.

High school sports delivered an epic finish Friday; the Lehman Lobos football team closed their season with a hard-fought 28 to 21 win over rival Seguin, according to the Hays Free Press, sending the seniors off with a victory and fans still talking about the last-minute defensive stand that sealed it. Over on the volleyball court, the Lady Lobos dropped a tough district match but are already focused on basketball season, which tips off this week at home.

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Kyle listeners, what a day in Texas Hill Country. The last 24 hours have been sizzling, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures flirting with near-record highs. As of this morning, the city was waking up to balmy air around 70 degrees, climbing rapidly to a steamy high expected near 86 later today, says the FOX Weather team. Humidity hovered between 54 to 70 percent through the afternoon, so if you were outdoors you definitely felt that extra stickiness. Breezes out of the south kept things moving at about 10 to 20 miles per hour, making those muggy conditions just a bit more tolerable. No surprise, the UV index sits at moderate, so a hat and sunscreen were smart choices for early risers.

For allergy sufferers, the pollen count has been moderate. Weather Underground notes pollen was steady but just enough to keep those tissues handy for folks sensitive to grass and mold spores. Good news on the air quality front—the index remains in the healthy range, with PM2.5 levels low enough that outdoor play and evening walks were a go for all ages.

In high school sports, the spotlight was on the Lehman Lobos and Hays Hawks. Last night, the Lehman Lobos boys basketball team put on a great fight but fell to the visiting San Marcos Rattlers, 54 to 47, in a tense district matchup according to Hays Free Press. Across town, the Hays Hawks girls volleyball team clinched a thrilling win in five sets over Dripping Springs, with sophomore Libby Martinez sealing victory with three clutch aces. Friday night lights are just days away, so football fans should get ready for another round of classic Texas rivalries.

Other local buzz includes the Kyle City Council’s unanimous approval of new crosswalks and increased security patrols near the city’s parks, which drew positive comments from parents at last night’s meeting, as reported by the Hays Free Press. Several local businesses along Center Street are rolling out holiday specials and prepping for Saturday’s Thanksgiving market, which promises food trucks, live music, and plenty of hometown cheer.

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Good morning, listeners and welcome to a lively round-up of news straight from Kyle, Texas on this bright Saturday, November fifteenth. Kicking off with the weather, it’s been unusually balmy for mid-November, starting early this morning around seventy-four degrees and quickly heating up. According to San Marcos Municipal Airport, right now it’s hovering near seventy-six degrees under overcast skies, but don’t let the clouds fool you—forecasters at Hays Free Press say we’re heading toward a possible high of ninety-five today before cooling down to the mid-sixties tonight. Not a drop of rain’s expected, so outdoor plans are safe and sound.

If you’re sensitive to allergens, here’s what you need to know before heading out. While the detailed pollen count isn’t available, the summerlike heat and dry air are likely to keep local pollen active, so allergy sufferers, brace yourselves. On a bright note, the clear skies and mild breezes are helping air quality remain good for the area, so outdoor sports and strolls should be pleasant.

Speaking of sports, it was a charged night under those Friday night lights as the Kyle High School football team hosted their district rivals. In a hard-fought contest, the Kyle Coyotes pulled off a dramatic twenty-four to twenty-one victory, clinching their spot in the regional playoffs. Not to be outdone, the girls’ volleyball team swept their final match of the season, three games to none, staking their claim as one of the district’s best.

For those tracking bigger headlines, there’s excitement on the national health scene since Dr. Kyle Walsh has just been named director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, according to NIEHS press releases. Even though Dr. Walsh’s appointment isn’t a local decision, folks in Kyle can feel a connection when someone with their city’s namesake makes national news.

No major earthquakes or severe weather have been reported in the area, and local traffic is mostly smooth—just a typical Saturday in one of Texas’s fastest-growing communities.

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Kyle, Texas is waking up to a stretch of sunny November weather today after a week that has kept everyone guessing. According to AQI dot in and the Hays Free Press, temperatures across Kyle peaked at a warm 85 degrees late yesterday, with morning lows in the upper 60s and evening temperatures hanging around 75. Winds gusted up to 14 miles per hour from the south, making it breezy but comfortable for everyone out and about. Humidity hovered between 43 and 53 percent throughout the day, so you probably noticed the air feeling a bit sticky in the afternoons but still pleasant enough for football and outdoor events.

On the air quality front, AQI dot in reports that Kyle is sitting in the moderate range with a score of 56. That means sensitive groups like those with asthma or allergies may feel a slight tickle, but for most people, the conditions are great for being outside. The pollen count hasn’t shown any new spikes over the past 24 hours, though as usual for November, ragweed could still be lurking for allergy-prone listeners.

Speaking of outdoor activities, last night saw the Kyle High School Coyotes pull off a thrilling win on the football field with a close 28 to 24 victory over their rivals from Seguin, as announced on local radio and school social media pages. The stands were full, and the energy was electric all night. In volleyball, the Lady Coyotes wrapped up their season with a strong finish, taking three out of four sets against San Marcos.

If you're planning something for today, sunrise comes at 7:25 AM with a gorgeous clear sky, and sunset will be at 5:33 PM. Visibility is excellent, and you shouldn't worry about rain—experts from Hays Free Press say the chance is virtually zero for the next 24 hours.

And for the local science fans, Volcano Discovery notes that there were no notable earthquakes or tremors reported in the area over the past day, so Kyle remains stable and still.

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Kyle listeners, it’s been an action-packed day across our slice of Central Texas. You woke up to brisk autumn air, with morning temperatures right around 54 degrees. By midday, things warmed up to 77 with an overcast sky lingering most of the afternoon, and just a touch of humidity at 44 percent according to Hays Free Press. Winds held steady at 17 mph, giving Kyle that classic blustery November feeling. The evening saw those clouds thicken, bringing a 73 percent humidity and a calm 12 mph breeze. Local forecasters like Weathertrends360 mention we’re enjoying a rain-free day, a welcome break from last week’s showers.

For those with allergies, details on the pollen count have been tough to track down, but regional reports say allergy sufferers may have noticed a little more itch in the air, typical for Kyle as tree and ragweed pollen hang around in the fall. Meanwhile, AQI.in posts our air quality index at 56, considered moderate. Outdoor sports and jogs are safe, just avoid strenuous activity if you’re sensitive.

High school sports fever was in full swing last night. The Lehman Lobos football squad capped off a thrilling regular season with a 35-28 home win against the Seguin Matadors, clinching a playoff berth for the first time in three years. Hays Free Press had student fans chanting non-stop until final whistle. On the soccer pitch, the Lady Rebels battled Canyon High in a heartbreaker, dropping a tight contest 2-1 after a late goal in the final minutes.

Local businesses are gearing up for Saturday’s Holiday Market downtown. Dozens of booths, food trucks, and live music are set to kick off the festive season. According to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast, organizers expect record crowds, especially with favorable weather and rising community spirit after last week’s Veterans Day parade.

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Kyle is waking up to another classic Texas November day with plenty to talk about. Early this morning, the sun broke through after a night of heavy clouds and a few sprinkles, leaving the streets drying out and the air still feeling humid. According to Time and Date, temperatures were hovering around 71 to 74 degrees by sunrise, with overcast skies expected throughout most of the day, but things will warm up quickly — highs are projected to reach around 87 degrees this afternoon before dipping back into the mid-60s tonight. Winds are breezy, gusting out of the north at about 10 to 15 miles an hour, so be ready for flags to fly and leaves tumbling down Main Street.

Air quality is in the moderate range today, with AQI at 56, as reported by AQI dot in. That means folks with allergies or asthma might want to take it easy, but no major alerts. Pollen counts for Kyle this week have been on the lower side, dominated by grass pollens, so allergy suffers are getting a bit of a reprieve – though those winds may kick up a little leaf and dust action later this afternoon. The UV index sits at a moderate 5, so if you're heading out to enjoy those afternoon skies, sunscreen is still a good idea.

Turning to high school sports, the Lobo football team capped off their regular season last night in a thriller against San Marcos. The Lobos edged out a 24 to 21 victory with a game-winning field goal in the final seconds, securing a spot in next week’s district playoffs. The Lady Lobos volleyball team also had a big night, sweeping Buda Johnson in straight sets and clinching second in the district standings. The Kyle News and Info Tracker podcast has all the latest interviews with the players and coaches if you want more local voices.

For listeners with a sweet tooth, an important alert from local grocers: the FDA has issued a recall for Haagen-Dazs Dark Chocolate Mini Bars due to undeclared wheat, as reported by CBS Austin. Check your freezer for batches with code LLA519501 and best by January 31, 2027. No illnesses have been reported, but those with wheat allergies should take note.

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Kyle listeners, the last 24 hours have brought a classic slice of Texas Autumn with a twist of local excitement. The weather today in Kyle has been nothing but delightful, opening with clear skies and a sunrise at 7:23 AM. By midday, temperatures soared close to 83 degrees Fahrenheit, with afternoon highs touching 33 degrees Celsius for our metric-inclined folks. Humidity levels started at a comfortable 47 percent and dipped to just 29 percent later in the day, making it an ideal time to enjoy time outdoors. Winds drifted in from the north-northeast at about 14 kilometers an hour, ensuring a nice breeze through the parks. According to AQI.in, the air quality index remained at a healthy 33 throughout the day, classified as good, so allergy sufferers and asthmatics could breathe easy.

On the pollen front, Weather Underground reports a moderate pollen count today, meaning sensitive folks might have noticed an occasional itch or sneeze, but it’s nowhere near springtime levels. Ragweed is a slight culprit, but no red flags were raised for mold or grass pollen. Breezy and dry conditions have kept allergens from lingering in the air.

Kyle’s high school sports were heating up under those clear skies. Football is always king in Texas, and last night’s Hays Hawks rivalry game saw the Hawks edge out their opponents 27-21, a thrilling finish that’s got the town buzzing this morning. In volleyball, the Lady Lobos clinched a playoff berth with a 3-1 set win over Lehman, putting a cherry on top of their strong fall campaign. Good luck to our athletes heading into the state rounds.

Traffic has moved smoothly, with no major accidents reported overnight. Local law enforcement did advise caution for a brief period around FM 150 this morning due to utility work, but everything cleared ahead of morning rush.

As always, remember to wear breathable clothing and grab some sunscreen if you’re heading out, as the UV index hit a moderate 4 this afternoon. That’s the latest nutshell from Kyle on this bright November 5. Thanks for tuning in and make sure to subscribe to keep up on everything local. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Good morning Kyle, Texas, and welcome to your update for Wednesday, October 29. Right now the skies are overcast and mild, sitting near 76 degrees, with humidity hovering around 90 percent and very little wind, making the air feel a bit heavy and damp according to reports from Time and Date and The Weather Network. Today’s forecast promises temperatures climbing into the low 90s by early afternoon, with cloudy mornings changing to afternoon sunshine and highs near 93 degrees. Visibility is good and there’s no rain expected, so you can leave the umbrella at home.

Pollen is moderate this morning based on Weather Underground, so allergy sufferers may want to limit outdoor exposure especially later in the day. Air quality is considered good and safe for sensitive groups, with PM2.5 levels comfortably within health standards as reported by local monitors.

Kyle sports fans, last night’s high school football game at Hays CISD saw the Rebels edge out the visiting Lobos 28 to 24 in a nail-biter that featured a decisive touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter. The Lady Rebels volleyball team advanced to the regional quarterfinals after sweeping their playoff opener in three sets. Congrats to both squads and good luck in your next contests.

In city news, multiple Halloween events are underway in neighborhoods across Kyle, with this evening seeing trick-or-treat decorations and pop-up haunted yards on Center Street, so expect extra foot traffic. The city is also preparing to break ground on a new All-Wheels Skatepark at Gregg-Clarke Park this Friday morning, and listeners are encouraged to join the ceremony.

There’s relief for animal lovers: The Kyle animal shelter, which was slated to shut down, will remain open after a successful fundraiser brought in nearly sixty-seven thousand dollars according to CBS Austin. If you’re hoping to adopt, now’s the time.

Kyle police are investigating several incidents from the past day including a routine traffic stop that resulted in a drug bust and the recovery of stolen property on I-35. After days of concern, missing local teen Sophia Gonzales was found safe in Austin late yesterday.

City council is tackling security concerns after several threats were reported against City Hall ahead of last night’s meeting, with police describing the episode as likely a case of swatting.

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