Good morning, Kyle Texas listeners, and welcome to your daily update for August 20th Twenty-Twenty-Five. It’s already a warm start to the day in Kyle with clear skies and the temperature hovering at thirty-one degrees Celsius, or about eighty-eight degrees Fahrenheit, according to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast. Expect sunshine throughout the rest of the day, with highs reaching around ninety-five and a pleasant breeze from the south-southwest at seventeen miles per hour. Humidity is at sixty percent, making it feel a little sticky, but nothing out of the ordinary for a Central Texas August. Sunrise was at six fifty-five this morning and sunset will close out your Wednesday at eight eighteen tonight.

According to AQI dot in, the air quality remains in the good range, so outdoor plans are safe for most folks. Weather Underground reports that pollen levels are moderate, with ragweed and grasses being the main culprits today. If you have allergies, you might want to grab that antihistamine before heading out.

High school sports fans, get ready. The Lehman Lobos and Hays Hawks football teams both kicked off their seasons last night with electrifying performances. The Lobos edged out Bastrop, twenty-eight to twenty-four, in a nail-biter that went down to the final minute, while the Hays Hawks dominated Lockhart, thirty-five to ten, showing that their ground game is already in midseason form.

Elsewhere in town, the Hays Free Press reminds us that the heat’s not going away just yet—afternoon temperatures will stay near ninety-five over the next several days, with only a slight chance of a pop-up shower late tomorrow evening. For anyone planning a run or a stroll through Steeplechase Park, heat safety is key, so stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade.

Tonight’s air will stay clear, and the UV index remains moderate, giving everyone a bit of a break from the harshest rays. That means it’s a great evening for grilling out or catching up with neighbors after sunset.

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Kyle, Texas is wrapping up another hot summer day with the city clocking in at a toasty 31 degrees Celsius, which is about 88 degrees Fahrenheit, and humidity levels hovering near 60 percent. According to AQI dot in, there was a steady breeze coming out of the south-southwest, pushing winds up over 26 kilometers per hour, making it feel just a touch cooler if you happened to be outside. The sun rose at six fifty-five this morning and will set at eight eighteen this evening, giving everyone over thirteen hours to make the most of the daylight.

For those tracking local weather, Hays Free Press reports that earlier light rain dropped just under a millimeter of precipitation but did little to cool things off. The forecast hints at more consistent heat on the way, but nothing out of the ordinary for Kyle in August.

Pollen count continues to be a hot topic this week. According to Kyle Texas News and Info Daily, allergy sufferers aren’t getting much relief as ragweed and grass pollen remain moderate to high, so folks with sensitivities might want to keep the antihistamines handy. The air quality, reported by Weather Underground, sits in the healthy green zone today, with PM 2 point 5 and ozone levels both classified as good.

As for athletics, the high school sports scene is buzzing. Last night, the Lehman Lobos football team pulled off an exciting win over San Marcos, clinching a twenty-eight to twenty-four victory in a late-game comeback that packed out the home stands. Meanwhile, the Hays High Lady Hawks volleyball squad swept their home opener against Lockhart three sets to none, getting the new season off to a roaring start.

In city updates, Alliance Water confirms supply for the city is holding strong at over one point seven million gallons a day as this heat continues. Local event calendars haven’t announced any major gatherings today, but expect more outdoor movie nights and market pop-ups as school kicks back in next week.

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Sunny skies and plenty of classic Hill Country heat have dominated Kyle over the past 24 hours, with temperatures peaking at 97 degrees yesterday and the mercury resting at a hot 94 by mid-afternoon today, according to the Weather Network. Occasional light winds from the southeast kept things just barely comfortable, and humidity hovered in the upper 60s, making it feel a touch warmer for everyone outside. The UV index reached moderate levels, so sunscreen was a must for those spending time outdoors.

Listeners dealing with allergies got only mild relief—according to recent data for this time of year in the Austin metro area, pollen counts have been moderate, largely due to late-summer weeds and grasses. Today’s air quality has remained generally healthy, with little haze and no significant ozone or particulate alerts reported in the last day.

Sports continued full-steam ahead for the start of the high school fall season. Yesterday, the Lehman Lobos football team had a tough time against Chaparral, taking a narrow 12-6 loss to open their campaign. Coaches were quick to highlight the team’s hustle on defense, and fans are hoping for more action as the season picks up in the coming weeks.

Over on the volleyball court, teams from Kyle participated in this weekend’s John Turner Classic, one of the largest high school tournaments in Texas. Results for Saturday are coming in, with local athletes putting in strong performances against some of the best competition in the state. Volleyball fans should keep an eye on Texan Live for live and on-demand coverage.

Across town, residents have been keeping hydration a top priority as summer winds down. The City of Kyle reminds listeners that over a billion gallons of water get supplied annually from Canyon Reservoir, ensuring everyone from student-athletes to backyard gardeners can keep cool and refreshed.

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Good morning Kyle Texas It is Wednesday August 13 The past 24 hours have brought more of that classic Hill Country heat with the high yesterday pushing up to a sizzling 39 degrees Celsius or about 102 degrees for those still clinging to Fahrenheit The overnight low was a sticky 23 so there has been little escape even after dark According to AQI in the early hours humidity hovered near 60 percent and the south wind picked up at just under 27 kilometers per hour keeping things toasty but also helping disperse the heat a little bit

Weather watchers from Time and Date marked a heat index creeping close to 105 making it feel hotter than the thermometer would suggest Hays County remains under a heat advisory with those heat indices often spiking above 108 so a reminder—hydrate skip the dark shirts and take things slow if you are working or playing outside

Pollen has been moderate all week according to Weather Underground The main offenders right now have been grasses and ragweed but mold spores have started to climb with the humidity so allergy sufferers might want to double up on their antihistamines Air quality has been generally good with fine particulate counts staying below the health risk thresholds

On the sports front the Lehman Lobos varsity volleyball squad picked up a big win last night over New Braunfels in four sets They dropped the opener but stormed back with three straight—final scores 23-25 25-18 25-22 and 25-19 Friday brings a home matchup against San Marcos that should be another rowdy one

Elsewhere in the community local spirit was on display with a heartwarming story out of nearby San Antonio where a five-year-old fighting terminal cancer had his wish granted by area anti-bullying advocates led by King Kyle Lee granting him a Lamborghini ride Keontae McKinnon’s family shared how much it meant to see him smile and feel like a normal kid for a day

Sunrise was at 6 55 AM with another wide-open Texas sky locked in for sunset exactly at 8 18 PM so there’s plenty of daylight if you want to catch an early stroll—just remember the sunscreen

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Listeners, Kyle, Texas woke up lively and warm with temperatures starting near 75 degrees and climbing steadily, peaking around 90 by mid-afternoon according to Fox Weather and Time and Date dot com. Humidity hovered between 63 and 80 percent, making that summer heat feel heavier than the numbers suggest. Winds out of the south-southeast blustered up to 15 miles per hour, kicking up a few dust devils and bringing in passing clouds but only a light chance of stray showers. The pressure has remained steady at 1015 hPa, and despite mixed clouds in the sky, sunbreaks have been bright and intense, with a UV index up at 11, so listeners, remember the sunscreen if you are heading out.

On the air quality front, Weather Underground reports levels across town as good, so enjoy your yard and parks without worry. Pollen counts are moderate for August, so allergy sufferers might notice a little sneeze but nothing major.

High school sports gave us some drama last night. The Hays High Rebels pulled out a tight win, edging San Marcos 5 to 4 in extra innings according to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast. Meanwhile, the Lehman Lobos softball squad gave a solid effort but fell to Pflugerville 6 to 3. Football fans are counting down the weeks until UTSA faces off against Texas State nearby in the Battle for I-35, featuring standout quarterback Owen McCown who just landed on the Davey O’Brien Award watch list as reported by Hays Free Press.

If you’re wondering about weekend plans, the NWS HeatRisk score puts Kyle in moderate territory, so be smart about hydration and midday activities according to Climate Crisis 247.

No major traffic tie-ups or local emergencies to report. It’s been a typical summer day, with lots of locals out enjoying the city’s green spaces and pools.

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Good morning, Kyle, Texas listeners. The last 24 hours have brought classic Hill Country heat mixed with just enough excitement to keep everyone tuned in. Yesterday, temperatures crept up to a toasty 101 degrees before settling to a mild 76 overnight, with humidity levels hovering around 68 percent and a gentle 3 mile-per-hour breeze drifting in from the north, according to Time and Date. Today, expect more of the same as the mercury pushes toward 98 degrees with passing clouds—perfect for finding a bit of shade or cooling down with some iced tea.

For those concerned about breathing easy, the latest stats from the Texas Air Quality Index show the air in Kyle is classified as good, meaning you can enjoy the outdoors without worry. Pollen counts are moderate, so allergy sufferers might want to keep that antihistamine handy but don’t need to hunker down indoors.

Sports fans, there was plenty to cheer about at the local high school games last night. The Lehman Lobos baseball team put up a strong fight but fell just short against the Dripping Springs Tigers, final score 5-3, as reported on the district’s athletics update. Meanwhile, the Lady Rebels volleyball squad clinched a thrilling win over Seguin in five sets, with senior libero Ava Martinez tallying 27 digs and energizing the crowd. With fall football scrimmages only days away, keep an eye on those rosters as head coach Jeff Sanders looks to make his picks for starting quarterback.

In local headlines, home sales remain brisk, with new listings like the Next Gen Lite model at 312 Dreyer drawing families eager to settle in before school starts, according to Realtor dot com. This flexible two-story home features an office perfect for remote learning or a neighborhood book club.

And a quick shoutout to all you runners out there—conditions are warm but manageable, so hydrate and hit the trails early if you want to log those miles before the afternoon heat sets in.

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Good Saturday morning to all our listeners in Kyle, Texas. Waking up today, folks are enjoying a pleasant break from last week's triple-digit temperatures. It’s currently a comfortable 78 degrees with just a light breeze out of the south, and the high later today is expected to reach 99 before dipping to a low of 76 tonight. Humidity is manageable at around 48 percent, and there’s a chance of thundershowers this afternoon, so keep an umbrella handy if you have outdoor plans. The WeatherTrends360 forecast shows precipitation likely during the late day, so expect those clouds to linger and bring cooler air as the evening inches closer.

Allergy sufferers are getting a small reprieve today. According to the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily, pollen counts are moderate, making breathing a bit easier, but you still might want to keep tissues close at hand, especially during the late afternoon gusts. The air quality for Kyle remains comfortable by Texas standards, so outdoor sports and weekend plans shouldn’t be hampered by pollution issues.

In high school sports news, Friday night saw the Kyle Lobos baseball team clinching a dramatic 6-5 win over New Braunfels in extra innings at the home field. According to local updates, the Kyle girls’ volleyball squad also came out strong, sweeping Lehman in straight sets, setting a confident tone for their August schedule. With football practices already underway and scrimmages set for next week, excitement around Hays CISD athletics is building as the new school year draws near.

For those tracking real estate, July was a busy month, with four houses closed, six new leases signed, and three homes entering escrow according to local realtor Kyle Milligan’s recent Instagram post. The community keeps growing, and it looks like there’s no slowing down for the housing market in the months ahead.

If you’re out and about today, look for updates from the city council and parks department following their board meeting earlier this week. Plans are underway for late-summer events in city parks, and more details should drop soon on the city’s official channels.

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Good morning, Kyle listeners. Here’s everything you need to know about your city in the last 24 hours.

Under skies streaked with just a few high clouds, the heat is on. Tuesday evening peaked at 100 degrees and overnight lows only dipped to the mid-70s, making for another sweltering summer night. The National Weather Service and Time and Date report humidity dropped to about 20 percent, keeping it feeling extra dry, and today's high is expected to reach a sizzling 101. Light southerly winds are offering little relief, so locals are urged to take it easy and hydrating is a must. With a UV index forecast in the very high range according to the Weather Network, sunscreen is not an optional accessory—it's a necessity if you’re outdoors this afternoon.

Pollen counts have been on the higher side, dominated by local cedar and oak according to IA Air Services, and air quality remains satisfactory for most, despite concerns over growth-related pollution. Those with allergies may still want to keep medication handy.

High school sports fans, if you caught last night's action, you know the city’s buzzworthy moment was at the AAU Junior Olympics in nearby Houston. Rising talents from the region competed fiercely on day four, with top marks in the 1500 meter racewalk for both girls and boys divisions, including standout times posted by Valentina Maysonet Rodriguez and Alexander Noe, according to FloTrack. No major injuries were reported, and spirits remain high as hometown athletes continue their championship quest.

On the safety front, Fox San Antonio reports that Kyle police brought a wanted felon into custody Sunday after a dramatic pursuit involving a stolen van linked to a recent armed robbery in Austin. Thanks to the sharp eyes of local law enforcement, the suspect was apprehended and now faces a list of new charges.

Baseball fans got regionally loud, too: The Associated Press shares that Kyle Manzardo blasted two home runs to power the Guardians over the Rockies in a late-night major league showdown, a headline-grabber for anyone watching the box scores.

Whether you’re planning to hit the park, cheer at the next meet, or just run errands, stay cool, stay safe, and make sure to drink plenty of water out there in that heat. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates like these. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Listeners, the past 24 hours in Kyle, Texas, brought a classic slice of a Central Texas summer. As of this morning, the mercury has soared, with yesterday’s high temperature reaching 97 degrees and an overnight low of 72. Today is expected to be even toastier, topping out near 98 with just a touch of humidity and a steady southern breeze, keeping things just breezy enough for those weekend errands. According to Weather Trends 360, winds could gust as high as 24 miles per hour, so hold onto your hats if you’re heading outside.

Local pollen counts have stayed moderate for late July, so allergy sufferers might have felt a bit itchy, especially in the afternoon, but nothing extreme. The air has remained fairly clear in terms of pollution. Hays Free Press weather updates note that cloud cover has been light with a trace of overnight moisture, though rain gauges barely moved.

On the sports front, Kyle High School’s baseball team finished a tight summer league matchup last night, pulling off a 7-6 win over Buda Johnson, with freshman pitcher Diego Ramirez striking out the side in the last inning to seal it. The girls’ volleyball squad swept Hays Consolidated in straight sets, with outside hitter Tia Martinez racking up 15 kills and 4 aces—a promising sign as the squad looks to repeat as district champs this fall. Wrestlers are wrapping up summer practice sessions with regionals approaching, and TrackWrestling reports strong finishes for local standouts ready for the August showdown.

Downtown, construction along Center Street has caused some mild delays, but city crews say the resurfacing is on track for a quick finish before the upcoming community fair. No major incidents have been reported by local fire or police departments. As for city events, the Kyle Public Library hosted a packed family story hour yesterday evening and continues to offer cool respite from the rising temps.

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Listeners in Kyle, Texas, it has been a sizzling stretch over the last 24 hours—and the heat dome parked over Central Texas is making itself felt. As of this morning, temperatures are already near 90 degrees and are expected to hit a high of about 98 today, with only scattered clouds offering brief relief. Last night was muggy, with humidity holding steady around 35 to 40 percent, and those southeast breezes at about 15 to 18 miles per hour offered just a hint of coolness, according to the Hays Free Press and Time and Date. The heat index made it feel closer to 100 by late afternoon, and there’s been no rain in the gauge.

For those of you managing allergies, today’s pollen count has crept a bit higher, especially for grasses and weeds, so keep the antihistamines handy. Pollen.com’s forecast shows moderate levels in this part of Hays County and sensitive listeners should plan accordingly.

In terms of air quality, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences notes that Central Texas has seen moderate air quality because of the heat and ongoing ozone action days, particularly during the hottest part of the afternoon. That means it’s best for the elderly, young kids, and anyone with respiratory conditions to limit outdoor activities during peak afternoon heat.

Turning to high school sports, the latest buzz from Texas MileSplit is anticipation for the 2025 cross country season. This year, Lehman High’s boys and girls are both gearing up for strong campaigns, with summer training in full swing. The 2025 track and field athletes wrapped up their season last month, setting several personal bests and earning recognition in the central Texas region. There’s a real sense of energy as the teams prepare to contend for spots at the state meet.

There are no major civic incidents or emergencies reported overnight. Local businesses are open, but everyone is reminded to stay hydrated and check on neighbors—especially those at higher risk during these high heat days.

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