Good morning, McKinney. Kicking things off, it has been a classic Texas summer twenty-four hours with highs soaring into the upper nineties and touching ninety-nine degrees yesterday, according to AOL's hourly breakdown, and FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth adds that North Texas is looking at another wave of triple-digit heat heading into Thursday. Today, the thermometer is set to reach toward one hundred and one, so keep your water bottles handy and consider taking any outdoor activities early or late to beat the most intense heat.

Last night brought a break from the sun with clear skies and a bit of a breeze out of the east, keeping overnight lows in the mid-sixties, based on averages from Time and Date. Despite some previous humid and stormy weather earlier in the week, things stayed breezy and dry through the night, giving McKinney a rare taste of milder, pleasant Texas air.

Breathing easy is a little more manageable for now, according to Pollen.com and the McKinney Texas News and Info Daily podcast. Both grass and tree pollen counts are moderate, so allergy sufferers are getting something of a reprieve. If pollen usually bothers you, today is a good day to get outside—just don’t forget the sunscreen. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts the air quality in Dallas-Fort Worth to be in the ozone moderate range today, which means most listeners can go about their routines as normal, though anyone unusually sensitive to ozone might want to take it a bit easy.

Turning to local sports, while official district play for high school football hasn’t started just yet, teams across the area are deep into summer conditioning and non-conference scrimmages. McKinney High’s soccer squads wrapped up practice under the lights last night, and fans should keep an eye on the school’s social media for summer league scores as pre-season excitement builds.

Wrapping up, stay tuned for announcements about upcoming community events like the annual mid-summer farmer’s market at Chestnut Square, and remember, with these sweltering temps, McKinney’s splash pads and pools are open extended hours through the weekend.

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Listeners, it's Saturday morning in McKinney, Texas, and the past 24 hours have been full of sunshine, milestones, and a few extra sneezes for allergy sufferers. Let’s jump right into the latest.

Yesterday, the City of McKinney marked a major development as officials broke ground on the all-new passenger terminal at McKinney National Airport. For the first time in over 40 years, the region will move beyond general aviation, with commercial airline flights set to launch from TKI in late 2026. Senator Ted Cruz and Mayor Bill Cox both called this a transformative moment for McKinney, promising more jobs, economic opportunity, and easier travel for Collin County residents. The new terminal is designed to be modern, flexible, and ready for millions of future travelers, and energy is high as McKinney steps onto the map as the third commercial airport in North Texas, joining DFW and Dallas Love Field.

Yesterday’s weather really cranked up the summer vibes, with partly sunny skies and temperatures climbing from 87 to 95 degrees by late afternoon, and that signature Texas humidity you can practically feel through the air at 67 percent. Winds from the south cooled things off just a tad but not enough to keep things fully comfortable. Looking ahead into the weekend, McKinney will stay in the mid-to-high 90s, perfect for a dip in the pool or a lemonade on the porch, but remember to hydrate and keep an eye on those sensitive to the heat, especially children and seniors.

Turning to air quality, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality flagged Dallas-Fort Worth for moderate levels of ozone and increased particulate matter today. That means folks with asthma or respiratory issues should limit outdoor time, especially during peak afternoon hours. Allergy sufferers are also feeling it—pollen.com reports high pollen levels this weekend, with grasses and weeds at their summer peak. If you or your kids have allergy symptoms, keep those antihistamines handy.

As for high school sports, while teams are largely in summer workouts, local athletes have started prepping for the fall football season with early morning practices. The excitement is already building for Friday night lights at McKinney ISD Stadium, where both the Lions and Boyd Broncos report strong turnouts and lots of heat resilience training.

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Sunny skies are blanketing McKinney this morning, with a current temperature of about 92 degrees and a real-feel pushing up near 99 degrees, thanks to a brisk 17 mph south wind, as reported by McKinney Municipal Airport. Expect afternoon highs to reach 96, with lows dropping to 77 tonight, but don’t expect any rain—just sunshine and a mild breeze for now. If you’re stepping outside, grab your sunglasses and stay hydrated, because even with moderate humidity, it’s heating up fast.

For those keeping an eye on air quality, there’s good news and a bit of caution. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality notes particulate matter levels are elevated, but McKinney is not under any special alerts today. Still, those with sensitivities might notice it on the breeze. As for pollen, allergy sufferers are catching a break—current counts are moderate for both tree and grass, according to Pollen.com, so sneezing bouts should be less dramatic than in spring or fall.

On the local scene, don’t forget to mark your calendars for the debut of the new Whole Foods at 8701 West University Drive. The store will anchor a massive 52-acre mixed-use development and is set to open before September 22, bringing fresh grocery options and a new dining hub to West Grove.

Looking for high school sports updates? While the latest scores are still coming in, stay tuned—summer training camps are in full swing for football and volleyball, and local fields are buzzing with early morning workouts as teams gear up for the fall season.

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McKinney listeners, it’s a lively Saturday morning, July 12th, and there’s plenty happening across town. After a muggy start to the summer weekend, you can expect mostly cloudy conditions today with temperatures rising into the upper 90s by mid-afternoon,

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Good morning McKinney and welcome to your local update for Wednesday, July 9. It’s a toasty start with temperatures climbing toward the mid-90s by this afternoon. According to the latest from Weather Shogun, we’re looking at clear skies and a high near 93 degrees, just a gentle 9 mile-per-hour breeze, and only a slight 20 percent chance of any precipitation for the rest of the day. Overnight, you’ll get a mild low around 73. The sun rose at 6:23 this morning and won’t set until 8:38 tonight, so there’s plenty of daylight for any outdoor plans.

The air quality across Collin County and the Dallas-Fort Worth area is something to watch, especially for sensitive groups. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality expects a mix of ozone and particulate matter in the air today, so those with asthma or allergies might want to limit time outside during the afternoon when levels peak. Speaking of allergies, pollen count is moderate but rising—grass and weed pollens are leading the way this week, so keep that in mind if you’re sneezing more than usual.

McKinney’s high school sports scene is heating up as summer workouts set the stage for fall football. While teams are still in preseason conditioning, the buzz is building as the Lions, Bulldogs, and Broncos all prepare for their scrimmages next week. No new scores to report this morning, but keep an eye out as practice reports start rolling in.

Finally, a quick look at local happenings. While no major festivals or parades are on the calendar today, folks are getting out early to beat the afternoon heat and enjoy the city’s parks and splash pads. Businesses along the square are getting ready for the evening crowds, especially as patio dining becomes more popular this time of year.

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Good morning McKinney and happy July 5th. If you stepped outside early today you noticed the warmth and humidity are back, with temperatures starting in the mid-70s and headed toward a high of about 89 degrees, according to Weather Underground. The skies are mostly cloudy, and the sun will set tonight at 8:40 pm, giving everyone plenty of daylight to enjoy those summer Saturday plans. There’s a slight breeze from the north and overall, the conditions are similar to yesterday, so if you liked Friday’s weather, today should feel familiar.

For those who spent the Fourth of July at the Red, White and BOOM celebration, the cloudy evening may have made those fireworks look even more dramatic. The city’s signature event brought out families for parades, block parties, live music, and the big fireworks finale at Craig Ranch. McKinney’s city council is also keeping things lively, having just approved new commercial zoning near Trails at Craig Ranch, which means more local shops or offices could be coming soon, as reported by Spreaker’s McKinney News and Info Daily.

On the health front, allergy sufferers in town are getting a bit of a break to start July. Pollen.com reports that tree and grass pollen counts are moderate, meaning you can likely enjoy the outdoors, but sensitive listeners should still take precautions. Meanwhile, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts air quality in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to remain at the upper end of the good range, with a slight chance of briefly hitting moderate in the afternoon, largely due to light winds and some lingering Saharan dust.

Turning to McKinney sports, it’s been a quiet week for high school summer leagues with no major scores reported yet, but local teams are preparing for a busy late July and August. For those looking forward to new recreation options, construction on the Cannon Beach Surf Park is expected to start this year, with hopes to catch waves by the end of 2026.

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Listeners in McKinney, Texas, are enjoying a mostly cloudy day on July 3, 2025, with a high of 68 degrees and a low of 54 degrees. The weather forecast indicates no significant precipitation, making it a pleasant day for outdoor activities.

In local news, the McKinney City Council approved commercial zoning for a 1.2-acre property next to the Trails at Craig Ranch neighborhood on July 1. This decision allows for low-intensity retail or office development, aligning with the city's growth strategy.

For those planning to attend the Red, White and BOOM Independence Day celebration on July 4, the event promises a hometown parade, a Yankee Doodle block party, music, food, kids' activities, and a fireworks display at Craig Ranch. Weather forecasts suggest a 60.3% cloud cover in the evening, which might affect the fireworks viewing experience.

Pollen counts in McKinney remain moderate, so allergy sufferers should be prepared. The air quality is generally good, with no major issues reported.

As for local sports, there hasn't been recent news on high school scores. However, listeners can stay tuned for updates on upcoming games.

Construction on the Cannon Beach Surf Park is expected to start this year, with the surf pool opening by late 2026. This development will bring new recreational opportunities to the area.

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Good morning McKinney listeners and happy July second. If you’ve stepped outside already, you know it’s another scorching start to July. Temperatures are soaring, with highs right around ninety-six and lows barely dipping into the low seventies overnight. The sun dominates the skies, and weather25 dot com warns everyone to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks if you’re out and about. The forecast from the Old Farmer’s Almanac says this hot, sunny pattern is locked in for the next week, so don’t expect relief any time soon.

The air quality in McKinney and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth area is in the lower end of the moderate range according to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. That means it’s generally safe for most people, though sensitive groups might notice slight effects, especially in the afternoon when ozone levels peak. With Independence Day celebrations ramping up, expect pockets of smoke and short bursts of higher particle levels around fireworks shows tonight and tomorrow.

Good news for allergy sufferers: July is historically the lowest month for tree pollen in McKinney. Wyndly’s allergy trends show tree and grass pollen are at their seasonal minimum, so stuffed noses should be rare, but always check for updates if you’re extra sensitive.

Sports fans, your McKinney High School Lions baseball team wrapped up a thrilling win last night, besting Plano East eight to five in a hard-fought game under the lights at Ron Poe Stadium. Meanwhile, the McKinney Boyd Broncos girls summer soccer squad finished strong, edging Allen two to one in an exciting friendly. Local coaches are touting this group as one to watch as fall seasons approach.

And a reminder, with eight to fifteen days of possible rain in July, make sure you keep that umbrella handy even during these hot spells. But for now, sunshine and triple-digit index values are the theme.

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McKinney listeners, here’s what’s making headlines and sparking conversation across town this Monday, June 30, 2025.

If you’ve stepped outside, you’ve felt the full embrace of Texas summer. Temperatures have soared into the lower 90s with a high of 91 degrees yesterday, and humidity levels made it feel even warmer. The dew point held steady around 67, making it muggy, while a gentle breeze offered some relief. According to WeatherSpark, skies were mostly sunny and dry, typical for late June. If you’re sensitive to allergens, be aware: pollen counts remain elevated, especially for grasses and mold, and air quality has been good, with no ozone or particulate advisories issued.

Downtown is bustling with news. The City Council has just extended the downtown redevelopment agreement through today, meaning negotiations for the ambitious project—a mix of hotels, residences, and retail—are ongoing. Meanwhile, plans for North Texas’ third commercial airport at McKinney National Airport are gathering momentum, with the airport terminal site plan moving through municipal channels. The city is also gearing up for the massive Cannon Beach recreation and retail development, with ground breaking expected soon, according to city press releases.

In education, McKinney ISD approved substantial pay raises this week for teachers and staff, boosting the starting salary for new teachers to $63,500 and providing increases for all employees. Superintendent Shawn Pratt calls it a commitment to keeping top talent in McKinney schools.

On the community calendar, music lovers can look forward to the Texas Music Revolution festival returning to historic downtown later this week, featuring local and national acts along with food trucks and family fun. While official high school sports scores weren’t posted in the last 24 hours, the community spirit remains high as teams ramp up for summer training.

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Good morning, McKinney listeners. It is Sunday, June 29, 2025, and your weekend is wrapping up with typically hot Texas summer weather. According to Weather25.com and AccuWeather, yesterday’s high reached a toasty 91 degrees, while the evening cooled only slightly, offering up that classic Texas night air. No surprise, June in McKinney has seen average temps ranging from 69 to 89 degrees, with plenty of sun and only a handful of rainy days this month. This weekend’s weather felt right in line: sun-drenched, with just enough of a breeze to shake the pecan trees.

If you spent Saturday outdoors, the air quality was good, as noted by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The Dallas-Fort Worth area, which includes McKinney, sat at the upper end of the Good range for air quality, with ozone levels thankfully not breaking into the moderate zone. That means it was a safe day to hit the parks, walk your dog, or cheer on the kids at local games.

For folks with allergies, here’s some good news: reports from Tomorrow.io and Wyndly show that tree, grass, and weed pollen counts were all low this weekend in McKinney. That’s a rare break for allergy sufferers, especially considering how tough spring was this year. So if you managed to miss the sniffles, you can thank the lower pollen counts and a bit of luck.

Turning to high school sports, although detailed scores from last night’s games weren’t widely reported, the McKinney Lions have been on a roll this season, wrapping up their summer sessions and preparing for the fall football kickoff. Several athletes are gearing up for pre-season training, so support from the community will be more important than ever as they take the field.

To wrap up, it was a warm, pleasant day across McKinney, with blue skies, clean air, and a rare reprieve for allergy-prone listeners. Thanks for spending a few minutes catching up with us. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.