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McKinney Weather, Air Quality and Sports Roundup: Sunny Skies, Low Pollen, High School Football Victory
McKinney listeners, it’s a stunning Wednesday, November 26. Today brings crisp **sunny skies**, a high of 57 degrees and a brisk north wind at 9 mph. If you’re heading outside tonight, expect temperatures to drop sharply to 36, so bundle up. According to Weather Shogun, there’s zero precipitation, and the UV index is a manageable 3, so sunglasses but not sunscreen are the move.
Those sensitive to air quality can breathe easy. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts **good air quality** for the Dallas-Fort Worth area today, thanks to steady north winds bringing in dry air. Light urban particulate levels might tick up in the evening, but nothing major expected.
For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com and local health experts report today’s **pollen count remains low**, with ragweed and grass largely absent, a welcome break from the peaks we’ve seen earlier in the month. Dr. Jaye Krubally of Forum Functional Health recommends a mix of magnesium and vitamin C to stay ahead of any lingering allergy symptoms as the weather shifts.
Rain totals for the last 24 hours? Zero. RainDrop confirms McKinney’s dry streak continues—so those outdoor fields are in top shape for high school sports. Speaking of which, McKinney High’s varsity football team wrapped their regular season last night with a rousing 35-21 win over Allen, clinching the district title and sending Mustang pride soaring. The girls’ volleyball squad finished their home match with a hard-fought loss against Prosper, falling 3 sets to 1, but their playoff hopes stay alive with strong leadership from senior captain Jasmine Tran.
Outside the gym, McKinney’s schools enjoy clear skies for Thanksgiving break kickoff—families strolling through Historic Downtown will find holiday lights twinkling early this year, accompanied by festive tunes piping from local businesses. And don’t miss the bakery pop-ups on Louisiana Street, offering pumpkin treats and cornbread for tomorrow’s big feast.
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Those sensitive to air quality can breathe easy. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts **good air quality** for the Dallas-Fort Worth area today, thanks to steady north winds bringing in dry air. Light urban particulate levels might tick up in the evening, but nothing major expected.
For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com and local health experts report today’s **pollen count remains low**, with ragweed and grass largely absent, a welcome break from the peaks we’ve seen earlier in the month. Dr. Jaye Krubally of Forum Functional Health recommends a mix of magnesium and vitamin C to stay ahead of any lingering allergy symptoms as the weather shifts.
Rain totals for the last 24 hours? Zero. RainDrop confirms McKinney’s dry streak continues—so those outdoor fields are in top shape for high school sports. Speaking of which, McKinney High’s varsity football team wrapped their regular season last night with a rousing 35-21 win over Allen, clinching the district title and sending Mustang pride soaring. The girls’ volleyball squad finished their home match with a hard-fought loss against Prosper, falling 3 sets to 1, but their playoff hopes stay alive with strong leadership from senior captain Jasmine Tran.
Outside the gym, McKinney’s schools enjoy clear skies for Thanksgiving break kickoff—families strolling through Historic Downtown will find holiday lights twinkling early this year, accompanied by festive tunes piping from local businesses. And don’t miss the bakery pop-ups on Louisiana Street, offering pumpkin treats and cornbread for tomorrow’s big feast.
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By Inception Point AiMcKinney listeners, it’s a stunning Wednesday, November 26. Today brings crisp **sunny skies**, a high of 57 degrees and a brisk north wind at 9 mph. If you’re heading outside tonight, expect temperatures to drop sharply to 36, so bundle up. According to Weather Shogun, there’s zero precipitation, and the UV index is a manageable 3, so sunglasses but not sunscreen are the move.
Those sensitive to air quality can breathe easy. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts **good air quality** for the Dallas-Fort Worth area today, thanks to steady north winds bringing in dry air. Light urban particulate levels might tick up in the evening, but nothing major expected.
For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com and local health experts report today’s **pollen count remains low**, with ragweed and grass largely absent, a welcome break from the peaks we’ve seen earlier in the month. Dr. Jaye Krubally of Forum Functional Health recommends a mix of magnesium and vitamin C to stay ahead of any lingering allergy symptoms as the weather shifts.
Rain totals for the last 24 hours? Zero. RainDrop confirms McKinney’s dry streak continues—so those outdoor fields are in top shape for high school sports. Speaking of which, McKinney High’s varsity football team wrapped their regular season last night with a rousing 35-21 win over Allen, clinching the district title and sending Mustang pride soaring. The girls’ volleyball squad finished their home match with a hard-fought loss against Prosper, falling 3 sets to 1, but their playoff hopes stay alive with strong leadership from senior captain Jasmine Tran.
Outside the gym, McKinney’s schools enjoy clear skies for Thanksgiving break kickoff—families strolling through Historic Downtown will find holiday lights twinkling early this year, accompanied by festive tunes piping from local businesses. And don’t miss the bakery pop-ups on Louisiana Street, offering pumpkin treats and cornbread for tomorrow’s big feast.
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Those sensitive to air quality can breathe easy. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality forecasts **good air quality** for the Dallas-Fort Worth area today, thanks to steady north winds bringing in dry air. Light urban particulate levels might tick up in the evening, but nothing major expected.
For allergy sufferers, Pollen.com and local health experts report today’s **pollen count remains low**, with ragweed and grass largely absent, a welcome break from the peaks we’ve seen earlier in the month. Dr. Jaye Krubally of Forum Functional Health recommends a mix of magnesium and vitamin C to stay ahead of any lingering allergy symptoms as the weather shifts.
Rain totals for the last 24 hours? Zero. RainDrop confirms McKinney’s dry streak continues—so those outdoor fields are in top shape for high school sports. Speaking of which, McKinney High’s varsity football team wrapped their regular season last night with a rousing 35-21 win over Allen, clinching the district title and sending Mustang pride soaring. The girls’ volleyball squad finished their home match with a hard-fought loss against Prosper, falling 3 sets to 1, but their playoff hopes stay alive with strong leadership from senior captain Jasmine Tran.
Outside the gym, McKinney’s schools enjoy clear skies for Thanksgiving break kickoff—families strolling through Historic Downtown will find holiday lights twinkling early this year, accompanied by festive tunes piping from local businesses. And don’t miss the bakery pop-ups on Louisiana Street, offering pumpkin treats and cornbread for tomorrow’s big feast.
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