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Steamy Temps, Pollen Alert, and High School Sports Action in Kyle
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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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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By Inception Point AiKyle 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.
Thanks for tuning in for a lively look at the past day in Kyle. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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.
Thanks for tuning in for a lively look at the past day in Kyle. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For some amazing deals check out https://amzn.to/4nidg0P
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI