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Unseasonably Warm November Temps, Thunderstorms Later, Lobos Basketball Edges Hays High
Kyle is waking up to unseasonably warm weather this November morning with clear skies and a temperature hovering near 81 degrees as of late yesterday, according to Time and Date’s latest update from the San Marcos Municipal Airport. Listeners can expect a high nearing 85 degrees and a low around 70, backed by a persistent south wind measuring about 15 miles an hour. Humidity’s sitting at 67 percent, so it’s on the muggy side for late November, and those with seasonal allergies will likely notice a thick pollen presence today.
The air quality remains in the moderate range, meaning sensitive groups like children and older adults might want to take it easy outdoors. Hays Free Press reports that as the day unfolds, isolated thunderstorms could pop up later, but for most of the day, Kyle stays clear and dry, making it a perfect day for late fall sports.
Shoutout to all the high school athletes: Last night’s action-packed game saw the Lehman Lobos basketball team edge out a close win against Hays High, ending with a score of 59 to 54 according to the district’s athletic board. The energy on the court was matched by the crowd in the stands, as the Lobos improved their season record and kept playoff hopes alive. For those tracking football, the off-season training sessions continue on campus fields in preparation for next year.
A big story making the rounds involves the Post Oak neighborhood, where FOX 7 Austin reporter Angela Shen highlights how residents are dealing with unsettling ground movement, uneven roads, and some serious issues with homes separating from foundations. The City of Kyle has responded, working with engineering consultants to find long-term fixes, starting with Langely Drive up for assessment this winter. City officials are promising updates and more robust infrastructure solutions after past repairs faded faster than residents had hoped.
Wrap up your morning with a look ahead – a cold front is sliding toward South Texas soon, so savor the balmy weather while it lasts. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more of your daily local roundup. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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The air quality remains in the moderate range, meaning sensitive groups like children and older adults might want to take it easy outdoors. Hays Free Press reports that as the day unfolds, isolated thunderstorms could pop up later, but for most of the day, Kyle stays clear and dry, making it a perfect day for late fall sports.
Shoutout to all the high school athletes: Last night’s action-packed game saw the Lehman Lobos basketball team edge out a close win against Hays High, ending with a score of 59 to 54 according to the district’s athletic board. The energy on the court was matched by the crowd in the stands, as the Lobos improved their season record and kept playoff hopes alive. For those tracking football, the off-season training sessions continue on campus fields in preparation for next year.
A big story making the rounds involves the Post Oak neighborhood, where FOX 7 Austin reporter Angela Shen highlights how residents are dealing with unsettling ground movement, uneven roads, and some serious issues with homes separating from foundations. The City of Kyle has responded, working with engineering consultants to find long-term fixes, starting with Langely Drive up for assessment this winter. City officials are promising updates and more robust infrastructure solutions after past repairs faded faster than residents had hoped.
Wrap up your morning with a look ahead – a cold front is sliding toward South Texas soon, so savor the balmy weather while it lasts. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more of your daily local roundup. 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
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiKyle is waking up to unseasonably warm weather this November morning with clear skies and a temperature hovering near 81 degrees as of late yesterday, according to Time and Date’s latest update from the San Marcos Municipal Airport. Listeners can expect a high nearing 85 degrees and a low around 70, backed by a persistent south wind measuring about 15 miles an hour. Humidity’s sitting at 67 percent, so it’s on the muggy side for late November, and those with seasonal allergies will likely notice a thick pollen presence today.
The air quality remains in the moderate range, meaning sensitive groups like children and older adults might want to take it easy outdoors. Hays Free Press reports that as the day unfolds, isolated thunderstorms could pop up later, but for most of the day, Kyle stays clear and dry, making it a perfect day for late fall sports.
Shoutout to all the high school athletes: Last night’s action-packed game saw the Lehman Lobos basketball team edge out a close win against Hays High, ending with a score of 59 to 54 according to the district’s athletic board. The energy on the court was matched by the crowd in the stands, as the Lobos improved their season record and kept playoff hopes alive. For those tracking football, the off-season training sessions continue on campus fields in preparation for next year.
A big story making the rounds involves the Post Oak neighborhood, where FOX 7 Austin reporter Angela Shen highlights how residents are dealing with unsettling ground movement, uneven roads, and some serious issues with homes separating from foundations. The City of Kyle has responded, working with engineering consultants to find long-term fixes, starting with Langely Drive up for assessment this winter. City officials are promising updates and more robust infrastructure solutions after past repairs faded faster than residents had hoped.
Wrap up your morning with a look ahead – a cold front is sliding toward South Texas soon, so savor the balmy weather while it lasts. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more of your daily local roundup. 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
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
The air quality remains in the moderate range, meaning sensitive groups like children and older adults might want to take it easy outdoors. Hays Free Press reports that as the day unfolds, isolated thunderstorms could pop up later, but for most of the day, Kyle stays clear and dry, making it a perfect day for late fall sports.
Shoutout to all the high school athletes: Last night’s action-packed game saw the Lehman Lobos basketball team edge out a close win against Hays High, ending with a score of 59 to 54 according to the district’s athletic board. The energy on the court was matched by the crowd in the stands, as the Lobos improved their season record and kept playoff hopes alive. For those tracking football, the off-season training sessions continue on campus fields in preparation for next year.
A big story making the rounds involves the Post Oak neighborhood, where FOX 7 Austin reporter Angela Shen highlights how residents are dealing with unsettling ground movement, uneven roads, and some serious issues with homes separating from foundations. The City of Kyle has responded, working with engineering consultants to find long-term fixes, starting with Langely Drive up for assessment this winter. City officials are promising updates and more robust infrastructure solutions after past repairs faded faster than residents had hoped.
Wrap up your morning with a look ahead – a cold front is sliding toward South Texas soon, so savor the balmy weather while it lasts. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more of your daily local roundup. 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
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI