Listeners, it’s a beautiful summer Saturday morning here in Kyle, Texas – it’s July 19th, and the city has been waking up under partly cloudy skies and a mild, comfortable temperature hovering around 76 degrees. According to Time and Date, today’s high will reach about 92 with a low near 75, but for now, the humidity is high at 96 percent, making things feel a bit muggy, though the breeze is light out of the south at just around 3 miles per hour.

If you’ve got outdoor plans – maybe a visit to Lake Kyle Park or a stroll through the Plum Creek trails – you’re in luck. The past 24 hours have been completely dry, with RainDrop reporting zero rainfall for both yesterday and today, keeping those picnic tables dry and ball fields ready for play.

On the air quality front, AQI.in reports that the Air Quality Index is sitting at a moderate level of 55 this morning, which is acceptable for most folks. However, if you tend to be sensitive or have asthma, it’s a good idea to take it easy, especially during peak heat.

Allergies have been a frequent topic with these summer blooms, and Pollen.com shows that Kyle is experiencing moderate pollen today, especially from grasses and weeds. Those with allergies should be cautious but shouldn’t have to hide indoors.

In sports, we’re still waiting on some local high school game scores from last night – Friday under the lights is always exciting in Hays County – but the big statewide story is the Texas Rangers snapping their frustrating run with a narrow victory over Detroit, as reported by the Dallas News and CBS Sports. Speaking of local highs, Kyle’s own youth baseball and soccer leagues are prepping for tournament play later this afternoon, so good luck to all our young athletes taking the field.

And finally, with no severe weather in the forecast and plenty of sunshine later on, today’s a great day to explore what Kyle has to offer or just check out some of the local markets and coffee shops.

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Listeners in Kyle Texas have been waking up to a classic Central Texas summer with mostly sunny skies and a high hitting 94 degrees expected today with just a few wispy clouds and a steady breeze from the south southeast at around 13 miles per hour. Humidity is hovering at about 62 percent so expect it to feel a little muggy in the morning but that intense Texas sunshine will burn most of it off by afternoon. Rainfall overnight was almost nonexistent and there’s no precipitation in the immediate forecast so plan for a dry day according to weathertrends360. The UV index in Kyle is pegged at 11—rated as extreme—by The Weather Network so anyone heading outdoors should lather up on sunscreen and stay hydrated while mowing the lawn or heading out to the ballfields.

Now for the latest in local news according to the Hays Free Press and CBSAustin the Kyle Police responded to a credible bomb threat at City Hall last night. The threat came just before the weekly city council meeting was set to begin at 7 PM prompting an immediate evacuation and the postponement of the meeting. Mayor Travis Mitchell posted on social media that the meeting had to be rescheduled for tonight at 7 PM and in his statement also announced that he will resign as mayor this November—one year before the end of his final term. Mitchell cited a desire to return to private life and his belief that the city is in a strong position for new leadership after eight years in office.

As for high school sports we’re in between seasons but summer training is heating up at Lehman High and Johnson High. Local sources say club baseball activity has been lively at Gregg-Clarke Park and the Lady Lobos soccer team is holding morning skills camps but no official score updates are available just yet as teams prepare for the fall.

Pollen levels remain moderate for July with grass pollen the main culprit and allergy sufferers can expect mild symptoms today. Air quality remains in the good range so it’s a green light for outdoor plans though sensitive groups should keep that high UV index and moderate dust in mind.

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Kyle is waking up to classic Texas summer energy this Saturday, July 12th. Folks are starting the weekend with partly cloudy skies and a humid feel, as temperatures climb towards a high of 93 degrees. Right now, it’s about 82 degrees, but it feels closer to 86 with the humidity at 68 percent, so listeners will want to grab some water before heading out. Wind is coming in steady from the south-southeast at about 13 miles per hour, and while a few clouds are drifting by, there’s no serious rain in sight. The forecast does tease a lingering risk for isolated storms later this afternoon, but nothing that should disrupt morning plans.

Local air quality is holding steady at a good level, making it a fine day to stroll the park or check out the farmers market downtown. The most recent data puts Kyle’s air quality index right around 49, which is considered good by the Texas Air Quality Network, and PM2.5 counts are low. Allergy sufferers can also take a sigh of relief, with pollen counts sitting in the low-moderate range and no major spikes reported on the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast earlier this morning.

For sports fans, high school summer conditioning is underway, and the buzz around town is all about anticipation for the fall football kickoff. While there haven’t been regular season games this week, local scrimmages wrapped up with Lehman High’s varsity showing promise and the junior varsity soccer squads pulling off close wins against nearby Buda, according to the Hays Free Press sports desk.

As for community happenings, the Kyle Public Library is running their summer reading finale this afternoon, and local small businesses along Center Street are hosting sidewalk sales. The city is reminding everyone that high heat can sneak up fast, so take breaks in the shade and keep an eye on pets and neighbors.

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Listeners, get ready for a whirlwind update from Kyle, Texas, where the past 24 hours have brought a medley of summer events and some classic Hill Country weather. According to AQI.in and Time and Date, Kyle woke up to a balmy morning with temperatures hovering around 87 degrees Fahrenheit, peaking at 94 yesterday afternoon, and only dropping to the low 70s overnight. Humidity has been high, sitting above 60 percent most of the day, making it feel warmer than the thermometer reads. Winds from the southeast reached up to 14 miles per hour, so if you’re heading outside, expect a gentle breeze.

The skies have been mostly clear with the occasional cluster of clouds but no significant rain. The UV index is low, so sun protection isn’t a major concern at the moment. Visibility has been excellent, stretching 16 kilometers, and air quality in Kyle has remained good, with a recent AQI measurement of 44, meaning it’s safe for all, including those sensitive to pollutants.

For allergy sufferers, recent research in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics highlights the importance of localized pollen counts. While the pollen count for Kyle specifically hasn't dramatically spiked, folks prone to seasonal allergies should stay alert as moderate winds typically stir up grass and tree pollens.

In the world of sports, the excitement centered on the Texas Rangers, who played a dominating game against the Los Angeles Angels. CBS Sports reports that the Rangers clinched a 13-1 victory with Nathan Eovaldi shining on the mound and a flurry of runs in the middle innings. No word yet on Kyle high school baseball scores overnight, but the mood is certainly celebratory for Texas fans.

Listeners are reminded that with the moderate air quality around Texas, those with asthma or respiratory conditions should still keep an eye on local forecasts, as recommended by AQI.in.

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Kyle, Texas listeners woke up this July 5th to clear skies and a bit of disappointment. After much anticipation, city officials announced late yesterday afternoon that the annual Independence Day fireworks at La Verde Park had to be canceled due to inclement weather and saturated grounds. The city is planning a makeup show, but the wet conditions made it impossible for emergency vehicles to safely assist if needed, so safety remained the priority according to the City of Kyle. The main show had been set for 9 p.m., with live music scheduled earlier in the evening, but rainfall earlier in the week proved too much for the festivities to proceed.

As for the weather right now, it’s sunny with the temperature hovering around 31 degrees Celsius, feeling more like 34 with the humidity at 61 percent. The wind’s blowing at a noticeable 30 kilometers per hour from the southeast and there’s zero cloud cover, making this a great day to be outside if you can handle the heat reported by AQI dot in. The air quality index sits at 44, which is considered good, so those with respiratory issues can breathe a little easier today. Pollen counts are moderate, so allergy sufferers may want to keep tissues handy, but by Texas standards, the air remains quite comfortable, according to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast.

On the sports front, local high school teams took the field last night in what turned out to be close contests. The Hays High Rebels baseball team edged out San Marcos with a 5-4 win in extra innings, while the Lehman Lobos softball squad put up a good fight but fell 6-3 to Dripping Springs. Summer training camps continue at full speed, so expect to see more action as teams prep for the fall season.

In other news, Kyle’s community spirit remains strong despite the weather setback. Residents are looking forward to the rescheduled fireworks and there’s continued buzz about the rollout of high-speed internet and new small businesses opening downtown. For now, folks are enjoying mild breezes, clear skies, and a classic Hill Country summer day.

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Kyle has been buzzing these past 24 hours with plenty of news to keep everyone talking. The big headline is the closing of Z’Tejas, one of Kyle’s favorite spots for Tex-Mex and margaritas. According to Community Impact, restaurant officials announced the decision on their website, citing their lease ending and the challenges of today’s market. Z’Tejas had only been open in Kyle since 2023, and this marks the end of their Texas presence after also closing locations in Avery Ranch and on Sixth Street, along with their last Arizona spot. Locals are already sharing fond memories and wondering what will take its place.

Weather-wise, listeners woke up to a mild start with temperatures hovering around 80 degrees, feeling more like a warm 86 as humidity hit 90 percent overnight. According to Time and Date, breezes from the southeast helped take the edge off, and the daytime high reached an easygoing 86 degrees. The air quality has been solid, which is great news for anyone with breathing issues, and pollen counts have stayed low this week, so allergy sufferers are getting a break according to the latest update from the Spreaker podcast network.

On the sports front, the Kyle High Knights baseball team delivered a crowd-pleaser by narrowly defeating San Marcos 4–3. The Lady Knights kept the excitement going in their own competitions, further fueling hometown pride, as reported by the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast. It’s shaping up to be a strong season for Kyle’s student athletes.

Looking at daily life, folks might have noticed some city updates on the new senior center design and plans to relocate a historic Live Oak tree, according to Hays Free Press. City council says the community input has been vital as these projects move forward.

It wasn’t all sunshine, with a brief spell of moderate rain early in the morning, but barely enough to wet the ground. The forecast holds steady for a few more days with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s, low rain chances, and that signature Texas sun ready for the Independence Day parade.

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Good morning Kyle Texas On this July 2nd the summer heat is in full swing Yesterday brought a high of 95 degrees and an overnight low of 72 but right now in the early hours it’s a mild 77 with humidity hitting 100 percent and dew points also at 77 It’s pretty sticky out so keep your iced drinks handy as the mercury is set to climb back to 95 this afternoon Winds are breezy from the southeast at about 5 miles per hour giving some relief from the heat according to timeanddate dot com

On the allergy front listeners will be glad to know the pollen count has stayed relatively low this week with few major allergy complaints reported Air quality also remains good with no elevated readings of fine particulate matter in the area according to Weather Underground so outdoor plans should not be a problem today

While much of Kyle has been focused on upcoming Fourth of July festivities let’s check in on high school sports The summer league baseball teams wrapped up their midweek games last night with the Hays Hawks taking a close 4-3 win over San Marcos in a dramatic ninth inning The Lehman Lobos softball squad is on break but preparing for their regional tournament next week so best of luck to the team

For local happenings the community continues to buzz about new businesses popping up downtown The city’s economic development office notes progress on the relocation of the acclaimed Hays Co Bar-B-Que spot right here in Kyle and last month saw Tony C’s Pizza and Beer Garden open its doors bringing authentic New York-style slices to town Coffee fans are still celebrating a new San Antonio-based chain breaking ground this week

Listeners heading out to Gregg-Clarke Park will notice construction fencing as Kyle plans to unveil Texas fifth-largest skatepark later this year making our community even more attractive to families and young athletes

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Kyle listeners, summer is turning up the heat and the headlines in town. This past weekend kept first responders busy as Kyle police and the Hays County SWAT handled a tense situation on Lexington Drive late Saturday night. According to CBS Austin, a 50-year-old resident barricaded himself inside his home, making threats and firing a weapon before finally surrendering peacefully just after midnight. The suspect faces multiple charges, but thankfully, no injuries were reported.

The weather is right in line with what you’d expect for late June in Central Texas. AccuWeather reports that today’s high will climb to a toasty 93 degrees with overnight lows hovering around 73. It’s a perfect day to grab some shade or take advantage of the local pool. Humidity is moderate, and no rain is in the forecast. For allergy sufferers, the pollen count is moderate, so you may want to keep the tissues handy, but the air quality remains good by Texas standards, making it safe to enjoy outdoor activities.

Summer sports are keeping spirits high in Kyle, with last night’s high school baseball and softball games delivering some nail-biters. According to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast, the Kyle High Knights baseball team pulled off a narrow 4–3 win against San Marcos, while the Lady Knights softball squad dropped a close one, falling 6–5 in extra innings. Coaches are already looking ahead to this week’s playoff implications.

Meanwhile, local businesses are keeping Kyle vibrant. The city’s revised incentive package means the acclaimed Hays Co Bar-B-Que is preparing to relocate, promising even more mouthwatering barbecue options soon. There’s buzz about a new coffee chain opening, and skateboarding enthusiasts can look forward to progress on the Texas fifth-largest skatepark at Gregg-Clarke Park, as reported by Kyle Economic Development.

And if you’re planning to head out, the wind is steady at about 12 mph according to the Hays Free Press, so a hat might save your hairdo.

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Listeners in Kyle, Texas, the past 24 hours have kept things lively as June wraps up and summer comes into full swing. The weather’s been just about as Texan as you’d expect: highs peaked around a seasonal 93 degrees, with warm, muggy evenings keeping those porch lights on and air conditioners working overtime, according to AccuWeather’s monthly forecast. While the sun was bright, the air quality stayed moderate, great news for outdoor plans—just keep an eye on those pollen levels, which remain a bit elevated thanks to summer grasses and a few stubborn oak allergens.

Sports fans, Hays High School kept the energy up last night. While the Coyotes’ baseball team closed out their season last week, summer athletics camps are already ramping up at Hays CISD fields, promising fresh talent and community spirit heading into July.

On the community front, Toll Brothers has recently announced new details about the Clara Vista at Waterridge development, with sales of luxury homes set to begin this fall. The buzz is all about resort-style amenities and big Texas Hill Country views—a sign of Kyle’s growth and its rising profile in the Austin area.

Local business owners have reasons to celebrate too. News from the Kyle Economic Development office highlights new incentives for acclaimed Hays Co Bar-B-Que to relocate, and the downtown buzzes with openings including a new beauty studio and the ongoing buildout of Buffalo Wild Wings. Excitement is brewing ahead of July’s downtown events calendar.

In city news, police activity was noted after an arrest on multiple drug charges Saturday, following a routine traffic stop. Thankfully, the event was handled swiftly, and there have been no reports of disturbances since. Residents are reminded to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity as the city continues to grow.

As the weekend winds down, keep an eye on those afternoon clouds—no major storms are forecast, so it's a perfect time for a stroll at Gregg-Clarke Park, where summer skate sessions and construction on the new Texas-sized skatepark are making headlines.

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Kyle is waking up today to a classic Texas summer mix. According to GlobalMeteo, the morning started mostly cloudy and mild at 78 degrees, but by the afternoon listeners can expect it to reach a high near 89 degrees before settling into a warm evening around 84. Wisemeteo adds that there’s a 40 percent chance of precipitation with winds coming in from the southeast at 8 miles per hour, so keep an umbrella handy for those afternoon plans. AccuWeather reports the historical average for today is 93 for the high and 73 for the low, so today’s right on target for late June heat.

For allergy sufferers, AccuWeather is warning that tree pollen counts remain high in Kyle. With warm wind gusts expected later today, anyone sensitive to pollen should keep those windows closed and maybe bump up the air purifier to avoid sneezing through the evening. If you’re heading outdoors, try to avoid early morning activities and change clothes after coming inside to keep the pollen at bay.

While the city doesn’t have any breaking business news from the past 24 hours, Kyle is still buzzing about the recently announced plans to bring the acclaimed Hays Co Bar-B-Que to a new location in town. Kyle Economic Development shared on June 6 that a revised incentive package will help make the move happen, and listeners can look forward to even more great barbecue in the coming months.

In high school sports, there haven’t been updates in the last day, likely because summer break is in full swing. But anticipation is already building for the fall football season—local teams are holding summer workouts and team meetings are scheduled for early July, so expect more updates soon.

Finally, air quality today is looking decent. No major advisories are in effect, so joggers and families can enjoy local parks, though it’s wise to take breaks in the shade.

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