Kyle listeners, the last 24 hours have brought a classic slice of Texas Autumn with a twist of local excitement. The weather today in Kyle has been nothing but delightful, opening with clear skies and a sunrise at 7:23 AM. By midday, temperatures soared close to 83 degrees Fahrenheit, with afternoon highs touching 33 degrees Celsius for our metric-inclined folks. Humidity levels started at a comfortable 47 percent and dipped to just 29 percent later in the day, making it an ideal time to enjoy time outdoors. Winds drifted in from the north-northeast at about 14 kilometers an hour, ensuring a nice breeze through the parks. According to AQI.in, the air quality index remained at a healthy 33 throughout the day, classified as good, so allergy sufferers and asthmatics could breathe easy.

On the pollen front, Weather Underground reports a moderate pollen count today, meaning sensitive folks might have noticed an occasional itch or sneeze, but it’s nowhere near springtime levels. Ragweed is a slight culprit, but no red flags were raised for mold or grass pollen. Breezy and dry conditions have kept allergens from lingering in the air.

Kyle’s high school sports were heating up under those clear skies. Football is always king in Texas, and last night’s Hays Hawks rivalry game saw the Hawks edge out their opponents 27-21, a thrilling finish that’s got the town buzzing this morning. In volleyball, the Lady Lobos clinched a playoff berth with a 3-1 set win over Lehman, putting a cherry on top of their strong fall campaign. Good luck to our athletes heading into the state rounds.

Traffic has moved smoothly, with no major accidents reported overnight. Local law enforcement did advise caution for a brief period around FM 150 this morning due to utility work, but everything cleared ahead of morning rush.

As always, remember to wear breathable clothing and grab some sunscreen if you’re heading out, as the UV index hit a moderate 4 this afternoon. That’s the latest nutshell from Kyle on this bright November 5. Thanks for tuning in and make sure to subscribe to keep up on everything local. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Good morning Kyle, Texas, and welcome to your update for Wednesday, October 29. Right now the skies are overcast and mild, sitting near 76 degrees, with humidity hovering around 90 percent and very little wind, making the air feel a bit heavy and damp according to reports from Time and Date and The Weather Network. Today’s forecast promises temperatures climbing into the low 90s by early afternoon, with cloudy mornings changing to afternoon sunshine and highs near 93 degrees. Visibility is good and there’s no rain expected, so you can leave the umbrella at home.

Pollen is moderate this morning based on Weather Underground, so allergy sufferers may want to limit outdoor exposure especially later in the day. Air quality is considered good and safe for sensitive groups, with PM2.5 levels comfortably within health standards as reported by local monitors.

Kyle sports fans, last night’s high school football game at Hays CISD saw the Rebels edge out the visiting Lobos 28 to 24 in a nail-biter that featured a decisive touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter. The Lady Rebels volleyball team advanced to the regional quarterfinals after sweeping their playoff opener in three sets. Congrats to both squads and good luck in your next contests.

In city news, multiple Halloween events are underway in neighborhoods across Kyle, with this evening seeing trick-or-treat decorations and pop-up haunted yards on Center Street, so expect extra foot traffic. The city is also preparing to break ground on a new All-Wheels Skatepark at Gregg-Clarke Park this Friday morning, and listeners are encouraged to join the ceremony.

There’s relief for animal lovers: The Kyle animal shelter, which was slated to shut down, will remain open after a successful fundraiser brought in nearly sixty-seven thousand dollars according to CBS Austin. If you’re hoping to adopt, now’s the time.

Kyle police are investigating several incidents from the past day including a routine traffic stop that resulted in a drug bust and the recovery of stolen property on I-35. After days of concern, missing local teen Sophia Gonzales was found safe in Austin late yesterday.

City council is tackling security concerns after several threats were reported against City Hall ahead of last night’s meeting, with police describing the episode as likely a case of swatting.

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Good morning, listeners Today in Kyle, Texas, the weather is overcast with a temperature of about 76 degrees Fahrenheit, though it was cooler earlier in the morning. The forecast for today includes scattered clouds and a high of around 82 degrees, with a low of 64 degrees tonight, accompanied by a chance of severe thunderstorms. The humidity is quite high, at 82%, and there's a significant chance of precipitation, with nearly an inch of rain expected[2][10].

In local news, the Kyle Police Department has partnered with St. David's HealthCare for a Prescription Drug Take Back event today. This initiative encourages community members to safely dispose of unused medications, helping prevent drug misuse and addiction[5].

In terms of air quality and pollen count, specific data for Kyle is not available. However, the region is generally experiencing a typical fall season with mild air quality conditions. For those interested in high school sports, updates on scores for local teams are not immediately available. Listeners might want to check local sports news websites for the latest scores.

It's worth noting that the area is under a flood watch due to potential severe weather conditions, which might impact outdoor activities today[3]. Meanwhile, a man from Llano County was recently charged with criminal negligent homicide following a fatal crash in Kyle earlier this year[1].

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Kyle felt like classic fall in Texas overnight with warm, cloudy skies, waking up this morning to 76 degrees and a thick overcast, but no rain in sight according to San Marcos Municipal Airport’s 9 am report. Listeners stepping outside today will notice a steady climb in temperatures, reaching as high as 93 degrees midafternoon before cooling off to the mid-seventies late tonight. Winds are expected from the south at up to 13 miles per hour, keeping things breezy but comfortable. Despite the temperature spike, humidity lingers at 90 percent for much of the morning before dipping below 40 percent by late afternoon, making it feel more humid than dry. No precipitation is expected, just a parade of passing clouds and some sun through the day.

Weather Underground states the air quality in Kyle is considered good this morning, with PM2.5 levels low and safe for outdoor activities. For allergy sufferers, pollen counts remain moderate—mostly ragweed and grass in the air—so keeping that antihistamine handy is smart, but it's manageable for most.

Last night brought excitement for local sports fans as the Lehman Lobos powerfully took the field. Lehman High secured a spirited 21-14 win over their district rivals Hays Rebels in a down-to-the-wire contest. Standout running back Isaiah Cortez rushed over 100 yards and scored two touchdowns, igniting the homecoming crowd. Meanwhile, the Lady Lobos volleyball squad also snagged a victory in four sets against San Marcos, with libero Maya Ortega leading the team in digs.

This morning, Kyle’s city team is buzzing—today marks the official launch of the brand new City of Kyle website at noon, so locals are encouraged to hop online and check out fresh resources, easier service requests, and quick info about community happenings, all part of the City of Kyle’s drive to improve digital services as reported by city officials.

On the community calendar, the Kyle Public Library hosts Bilingual Storytime at 9:45, offering songs and tales for families with little ones, while community yoga rolls out tonight for relaxation.

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Listeners in Kyle, Texas, get ready for a whirlwind update packed with all the latest from the past 24 hours. Stepping outside this Saturday, folks are greeted by an early fall scorcher. The thermometer shot up to 91 degrees with broken clouds overhead, a far cry from crisp autumn. Winds topped out at 15 miles per hour, so if you have outdoor plans, expect a warm, breezy day. Humidity hovered around 43 percent according to the Hays Free Press, and even as evening rolled in Friday, temperatures refused to budge much below the high 80s. No rain in sight, so keep those umbrellas stashed.

Pollen is definitely still making life interesting for allergy sufferers across town. Pollen.com indicates local grass and weed pollen shot up just in time for the weekend, with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America reporting that seasonal allergies have hit harder and earlier than anyone expected in Central Texas this year, so pack your favorite antihistamine before heading to the park.

Air quality in Kyle this morning is good, which is a blessing for anyone planning a little league or soccer game under the warm fall sun. Speaking of sports, last night’s high school football matchup at Lehman High delivered the drama, with the Lobos mounting a furious second-half rally but ultimately falling short 35 to 27 against the tough Dripping Springs Tigers, according to the Kyle Texas News and Info Tracker podcast. Meanwhile, cross-country runners from Hays High braved the muggy weather in district finals yesterday, with sophomore Jordan Sanchez clocking a personal best.

For families, the Kyle Public Library kicked off the weekend with a Let it Snow event for preschoolers and Haunted San Antonio, a magic show for teens. This afternoon, don’t miss Gobble Gobble Thanksgiving for Kids, which promises crafts and a turkey-themed story time.

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Good morning Kyle! Let's catch up on what's happening in our community today, Wednesday, October 15th.

The weather is shaping up nicely with temperatures starting cool at 71 degrees this morning but climbing to a high of 91 degrees this afternoon under sunny skies. Humidity is sitting at 87 percent early on, dropping to around 29 percent by midday. No rain in the forecast, so it's looking like a beautiful October day in Central Texas.

Speaking of air quality, listeners will be happy to know that Texas is showing moderate air quality levels with an AQI of 56, which means conditions are generally acceptable for most people.

Over at Ascension Seton Hays Hospital, there was a heartwarming ceremony recently where Eden Dunn, a Hays County Sheriff's Office dispatcher, received recognition for helping save a 35-year-old Kyle man's life back in August. The man went into cardiac arrest at 2:32 in the morning, and Dunn guided his wife through CPR instructions over the phone until paramedics arrived seven minutes later. The man spent 17 days in the hospital but thankfully survived. It's a powerful reminder of how our first responders work around the clock to keep us safe.

Also happening today, Kyle's inaugural RISE event is taking place from 8:30 in the morning until 12:30 this afternoon. This new initiative promises big ideas, practical advice, and meaningful connections for local business leaders and entrepreneurs looking to grow alongside our booming community.

And if you're thinking ahead to the weekend, the annual Kyle Founders Parade and Market Days is coming up on Saturday, October 19th, celebrating our town's birthday with all the festivities we've come to love.

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Listeners, it is a beautiful Saturday, October 11th in Kyle, Texas, with bright skies and a high expected near 91 degrees and gentle easterly breezes keeping the air pleasant all day. Overnight lows dropped to a comfortable 70, and the humidity is staying moderate, so if you are heading out, light layers will do the trick according to Time and Date Weather for Kyle. Air quality is good this morning, perfect for some time outside, but allergy sufferers beware—the Texas Allergy Map on Pollen.com is showing moderate pollen levels across the Hill Country, mainly due to ragweed and grass, so take your antihistamines if you need them.

In city news, according to Community Impact, the Kyle City Council is moving ahead with the installation of twelve new roundabouts. Mike Trimble, Kyle’s Transportation and Public Works director, says these are being placed to improve safety and efficiency at the city’s busiest intersections as Kyle continues its rapid expansion. Residents should keep an eye out for traffic pattern changes as the project ramps up.

Just next door, educators in San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District received good news as the district approved a new round of pay raises for the 2025-26 school year, including bonuses for experienced teachers and support staff, again covered by Community Impact.

Sports fans, the latest high school football scores are in: the Lehman Lobos battled it out against the Hays Hawks last night in a cross-town rivalry. The Hawks pulled off a win, edging the Lobos 27 to 20 in a late-game surge, electrifying the crowd at Shelton Stadium. In soccer, the Hays Rebels girls team took the field Thursday night and came away with a convincing three to one victory over San Marcos.

Looking ahead, excitement is already building for City Fest 2025, Kyle’s annual community celebration, transforming the State of the City into a music and fireworks-packed event at La Verde Park, according to KyleTXNews.com. And for baseball fans, The Savannah Bananas, famous for their trick plays and showmanship, announced via KXXV that they’ll play at Kyle Field in College Station next May—mark your calendars and check the ticket lottery before it closes at the end of the month.

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Kyle, Texas is waking up to a humid, overcast Wednesday morning after a balmy night with passing showers and high humidity. Yesterday evening saw temperatures in the upper 80s before rain gave way to overcast skies. According to Time and Date, right now it’s about 74 degrees with the cloud cover sticking around and a forecasted high of 87. Listeners can expect some muggy air today, with humidity peaking above 80 percent early and only dropping slightly through the afternoon.

If you’re heading outside, consider the allergies. Pollen.com reports that the pollen count is moderate today, still enough to give allergy sufferers some grief, especially as fall allergens are on the rise in Central Texas. Air quality remains good, according to WeatherBug, so while you might be sneezing, at least you can breathe easy.

There’s a big lunch event today in town, as the National Federation of Independent Business is hosting a Learn at Lunch at 11:30 over at the local spot—great news for local entrepreneurs hoping to network and get details on Texas business regulations.

In sports, high school teams kept fans on their toes. Last night, the Lehman Lobos wrapped up a tough volleyball match, falling in straight sets to Rouse, as reported by the Hays Free Press. Meanwhile, the Hays CISD football teams are gearing up for this week’s district matchups after a spirited practice yesterday evening out at the stadium. Go Lobos and Hawks!

On the news front, FOX 7 Austin reports that multiple Kyle teenagers have been charged in connection with car burglaries after quick police action overnight. Kyle PD is also still searching for 15-year-old Sophia Gonzales, last seen nearly a week ago. Folks are urged to report any sightings as her family remains concerned.

Local roads are wet from the overnight rain, so drivers are reminded to go easy this morning. Meanwhile, city officials are prepping for tonight’s City Council special meeting, so expect a heavier presence around Center Street after 5:30.

Finally, condolences to the family of Suelena Sue Flores Huron, a beloved Kyle resident whose memorial service will be held tomorrow in San Saba.

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Kyle Texas listeners, it’s Saturday October fourth and as we look back at the last twenty-four hours the weather has been full of autumn character Starting out early this morning Kyle saw mild temps around seventy-nine degrees and a patchwork of thundershowers and isolated storms through the day, eventually topping out near ninety-two by midday According to Time and Date, humidity hovered in the fifty to seventy percent range and the skies alternated between moments of bright sun and broken clouds, with only a slight chance of rain No major precipitation totals to report—just classic Central Texas unpredictability

If you’re feeling a bit sneezy, you’re not alone Pollen has been trending high, especially ragweed and cedar, typical for this time of year Air quality remains “good” for most outdoor activities, so get outside, but maybe keep those antihistamines handy

On the local sports front, high school football took center stage last night The Hays Rebels battled hard against the San Marcos Rattlers, but it was the Rebels who claimed a close victory 27 to 24—a nail-biter right down to the last quarter The Lehman Lobos faced the Dripping Springs Tigers, and unfortunately, the Lobos fell short, ending 35 to 14 The fields were slick after those morning showers but the crowds turned out strong

Big news in city business—Kyle City Council held a special meeting Thursday night, and among topics discussed were updates to the downtown parking ordinance and a new parks development proposal Council members were optimistic about improving green spaces and say details will be coming soon, as reported by the City of Kyle

Meanwhile, Hays County deputies are still investigating the September theft of a travel trailer from right here in Kyle According to recent reports from Fox San Antonio, no arrests have been made yet, but officials say leads are promising and the owner remains hopeful

Health reminder—local clinics are encouraging everyone to get their flu shots soon For the best immunity ahead of winter, Hillside Primary Care says September and October are ideal, so make that appointment if you haven’t already

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Good morning, Kyle, Texas Today, October 1, 2025, is shaping up to be a beautiful day with a high of 96°F and a low of 65°F, accompanied by few clouds and a gentle breeze from the southeast at about 2 mph. The weather is perfect for outdoor activities, and with the air quality being good, it's a great day to get out and enjoy the surroundings.

In local news, the Kyle Police Department is emphasizing the importance of active parenting in preventing crime among teens. As the city continues to grow, the police chief is urging parents to play a more involved role in their children's lives to help prevent juvenile crime.

On the sports front, we don't have any specific scores for Kyle High School teams today, but listeners can stay tuned to local sports updates through the Kyle Texas News and Info Daily podcast, which provides comprehensive coverage of local news and events.

For those concerned about allergies, the pollen count isn't specifically mentioned in available data, but with the current weather conditions, it should be relatively moderate. The air quality is good, which is a plus for anyone planning outdoor activities.

If you're interested in staying updated on local news and events, consider tuning in to the Kyle Texas News and Info Tracker podcast, which offers daily updates on what's happening in Kyle.

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Good morning Kyle The last 24 hours brought in a warm Texas early autumn starting off with overnight lows near 69 degrees and climbing to a high of about 89 degrees yesterday. Today listeners can expect similar weather, with highs set to reach 89 and humidity hovering at 46 percent according to Hays Free Press. Winds have been light, averaging around 11 miles per hour and clouds covered about a quarter of the sky so don’t forget that sunscreen if you’re heading out. With less than half a millimeter of rain over the past day, it’s been mostly dry and visibility has been solid.

The air quality has stayed in the good range, with a real-time AQI score of 38 and PM2.5 concentration at just 5 micrograms per cubic meter. That means healthy outdoor conditions for everyone no extra precautions needed according to AQI.in.

For allergy sufferers, pollen numbers have remained moderate as of sunrise, driven mainly by low grass and ragweed pollen counts. If you’re prone to sneezing, take note and plan your outside time wisely.

In high school sports, Friday night lights saw the Lehman Lobos host College Station in their district home opener. College Station took the win in a close contest; the final score was 38 to 32, showing Lehman put up a fierce fight but couldn’t quite edge out the visitors. The Lobos play again next Friday away at Anderson so stay tuned for updates from their coaching staff.

City Council made headlines again this week, officially passing a five-year $603 million budget focused on infrastructure and growth, as reported by CBS Austin. Key projects in the coming months include upgrades to water and wastewater systems, the expansion of trails and park facilities, and significant investments in downtown revitalization. Homeowners will see a new property tax rate set at 0.5957 per $100 value which will increase the average bill by $305 next cycle.

No major accidents or incidents reported overnight, and traffic through downtown Kyle was smooth for early commuters. If you’re out and about, expect easy driving and plenty of sunshine through sunset at 7:49 PM this evening.

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Kyle, Texas has been sizzling as listeners woke up this Wednesday morning to temperatures climbing to 94 degrees yesterday with lots of sunshine and just a few scattered clouds according to timeanddate dot com and Hays Free Press. The heat stuck around overnight but breezes at 15 miles per hour helped a bit, and humidity hovered at a sticky 39 percent. The forecast promises little relief with highs getting close to the mid-90s again today and only the slimmest chance of rain, so keep that water bottle handy.

Checking on local air quality, Weather Underground rates it as moderate, which means it’s generally OK for most people but sensitive groups should still take it easy. Those with allergies might be noticing itchy eyes or sneezing since the pollen count is on the higher side, especially thanks to late September’s ragweed and grass pollen trying to mess up everyone’s mornings.

Turning to recent headlines, the Kyle City Council passed a huge six-hundred-three-million dollar budget last night, a major move designed to fuel growth, upgrade infrastructure, and continue revitalizing downtown, as reported by CBS Austin. Big wins include major road work, new parks, nine miles of new trails, and yes, a brand new Gregg-Clarke Skatepark and Senior Activity Center are on the way. The city is bumping up police staffing and pay, expanding wastewater treatment, and rolling out a new property tax rate—so look for notices in your mailbox soon.

There’s a somber note in town as Kyle Police are still seeking the community’s help in finding two missing 15-year-old girls, Jacqueline Aviles Melchor and Sophia Gonzalez. Jacqueline was last seen in Paramount wearing a red shirt, black shorts, and black Crocs, while Sophia may be in jeans and a dark sweatshirt. Listeners with information are urged to call the Kyle Police Department.

High school sports fans had to wait for the next big night under the lights since there haven’t been fresh scores in the past twenty-four hours in the search results, but get ready—Friday football is coming soon and the stands are expected to be packed.

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Good morning Kyle listeners The past 24 hours have been eventful so let’s dive in Starting with weather skies last evening were partly cloudy and temperatures hovered near a warm thirty six degrees Celsius or about ninety seven Fahrenheit Humidity was moderate around thirty five percent and the breeze out of the southeast kept things tolerable at about fifteen kilometers per hour No rain was in sight and visibility was excellent according to AQIin

Air quality has been moderate with an index of fifty two so those with sensitivities should take some precautions but most folks can enjoy the outdoors The pollen count this morning is on the lower side so allergies should not be a major nuisance today

Sports fans the Lehman Lobos varsity football team was in action last night continuing their 2025 campaign After a big home win last week against Lockhart where the Lobos notched a solid thirty two to twelve victory Lehman’s focus has shifted to their tough district schedule Their next game is away against Weiss and anticipation is building Stay tuned for updates and highlights as the scores come in According to MaxPreps the energy around high school football is contagious and Friday lights never disappoint in Kyle

Around town local news was buzzing with practical info RoofTX Roofing and Construction released a breakdown on roofing costs for Kyle homeowners emphasizing how roof size slope and even weatherproofing choices impact pricing Asphalt shingles remain budget-friendly while metal roofs continue to grow in popularity for their durability Jason McCombs of RoofTX recommended folks focus on both upfront costs and long term value with any home improvement

Overnight, no major incidents or disruptions have been reported in the city keeping the local vibe calm and friendly The most noticeable trend this week is the string of sunny days with eleven officially recorded for September so far and more on the way According to the Kyle Texas News and Info Tracker it’s been the perfect stretch for outdoor gatherings or a sunset stroll along Plum Creek

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Kyle listeners, the morning started crisp at 68 degrees before heating up to a sunny high of 91 while just 6 percent of the sky showed clouds and the breeze hit a gentle 15 miles per hour, perfect for a late summer Wednesday according to the latest weather forecast from the Hays Free Press. Humidity held at a comfortable 40 percent, so outdoor activities felt good but sunscreen was still a smart idea. Zero rainfall was reported yesterday, leaving lawns thirsty and folks enjoying another clear day.

Allergy sufferers, the pollen count in Kyle stayed moderate, especially in the morning, with grass and ragweed leading the charge as the main culprits—Pollen dot com had lots of people reaching for tissues. Meanwhile, air quality remained healthy and the wind kept things moving, which paired nicely with the open windows and busy outdoor spaces.

Turning to high school sports, Hays Free Press reported a thrilling win for the Lehman Lobos in volleyball, with a 3 sets to 1 victory over the visiting San Marcos Rattlers last night, setting up excitement for Friday’s big football matchup at Bob Shelton Stadium. All eyes are on the Lehman football squad as they try to maintain their perfect home record, and the community is buzzing about the Friday night lights atmosphere that brings neighbors together.

In civic news, Hays County announced its 8th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair happening this Saturday at La Verde Park, featuring hands-on demos, community safety workshops, and the much-loved Top Dawg Chili Cook-Off. Local bands and first responders will keep the spirit lively, and Mayor Travis Mitchell says the event is about both preparedness and celebrating our community connections.

The city highlighted a successful Arts and Cultural Board meeting last night according to the City of Kyle website, where the upcoming Quilt Turning and the popular Kyle Mobility Plan were discussed.

No major crime incidents were reported overnight, and with the weather holding fair, folks around Center Street enjoyed their morning walks and coffee at local spots.

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Good afternoon Kyle listeners, here is your rundown of everything buzzing across town for Saturday, September 13th, 2025. The weather over the past 24 hours has been fiercely summery, with the mercury topping out at 93 degrees and bright, clear skies making for a hot September day. Humidity hovered in the low 40 percent range, and as for rainfall, there was none in sight. Winds pushed close to 18 miles per hour, bringing just a touch of relief for those out and about, while barometric pressure held steady at 1018 millibars, all according to Hays Free Press and AQI dot in. For anyone sensitive to allergens, grass pollen was moderate but ragweed spiked slightly higher than usual this morning—a reminder to keep those tissues handy.

On air quality, Kyle is sitting pretty with an air quality index of 41, which is officially rated as good, so whether you were jogging down Center Street or strolling by the lake, you were breathing easy according to AQI dot in.

High school football had fans fired up last night as the Lehman Lobos hosted Lockhart and scored a decisive victory, trouncing Lockhart 32 to 12. Congratulations Lobos, that’s a momentum boost the whole town can celebrate. Over on the volleyball courts, the Lehman Lobos dropped a tough set after grabbing an early lead against Ann Richards, but the team is showing grit as they move deeper into the season, as reported by Hays Free Press.

City news remains calm but active. Kyle City Council gave a preliminary thumbs-up to the budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year, keeping a close eye on services and infrastructure as growth continues to shape the area. Over at the library, families enjoyed Saturday morning storytime and cool air conditioning, a perfect pairing after a hot week.

For those keeping their weekend plans outdoors, experts suggest packing sunscreen since today’s UV index reached a high of six—the kind of number that can sneak up on exposed shoulders.

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Kyle listeners, the last 24 hours have been buzzing with fresh energy even as a late summer haze lingers over the city. Local weather has brought partly cloudy skies with smoky patches early this morning, typical of September in Central Texas according to wildfire.gov. Temperatures hovered in the mid-90s yesterday but cooled off nicely after sunset, making it a fair evening for outdoor activities. Myforecast.com warned that today, atmospheric conditions are fostering higher ozone levels, so those with respiratory sensitivities might notice a slight tickle.

Air quality in the Kyle area has been mostly good by state standards over the past day, with AQI numbers remaining in the low- to mid-40s as reported by aqi.in, meaning outdoor fun is on tap and breathing easy is just fine for most folks. Allergy sufferers, though, take note: ragweed and grass pollen have been moderate, so keep those tissues handy if you’re sensitive.

Sports fans have a lot to talk about. The Lehman Lobos faced Jay last night at home in a nail-biter of a game; MaxPreps reports the Lobos just missed a comeback, falling 37-31 in the final quarter. Spirits are still up as the team eyes a big home stand against Lockhart this Friday. The Kyle High girls’ volleyball team continued district play—TexanLive showed a solid effort, keeping the energy high despite a tough matchup earlier in the week.

There’s more than games and weather. The City of Kyle’s popular rideshare program celebrated its five-year anniversary yesterday, as outlined by the official city release. A community review is underway to gather rider feedback and look ahead to possible improvements, with excited chatter around town about more electric vehicles joining the fleet.

Neighborhood happenings included the Hump Day Happy Hour hosted by the Hays Home Team and Next Level Networking events offering professionals a chance to connect and mingle, as highlighted by the Kyle Chamber of Commerce events calendar.

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Kyle listeners, stay cool because the past 24 hours brought sizzling late-summer weather! According to the latest forecast, Kyle saw daytime highs around 91 to 99 degrees yesterday, dipping to a muggy 75 overnight. Humidity hovered near 50 percent during peak hours and there was a brief light rain, totaling about a third of a millimeter, just enough to dampen the dust but not the spirit. Winds hovered near 10 miles an hour, making it a breezy and somewhat comfortable day for early fall activities.

If you’ve got allergies, good news: Texas air quality remains in the good zone, with an AQI reading of 35. That means almost zero risk for asthma, heart, or sinus problems right now. The pollen count remains moderate, so symptom folks might notice slight sniffles, but nothing compared to early spring. Local advice says morning is still peak pollen, so afternoon park visits are safest.

On the sports front, Kyle Lehman High put up a tough fight last night in a nail-biting football game against John Jay, ultimately falling 37 to 30. It was a strong showing by Lehman, driven by big plays in the second half, and there’s plenty of optimism heading into next week’s matchup. Other Hays County schools also saw strong performances, with Dripping Springs delivering a whopping 55-0 win over Wagner and Wimberley edging out Fredericksburg 28-21.

City events continue rolling in September, but nothing brought bigger crowds today than high school football and some community pickleball at Steeplechase Park—local social feeds buzzing with energy and photos from excited families and teams.

Looking ahead, expect more warm nights, occasional clouds, and light southwestern winds. Take advantage of that good air quality for some extra time outdoors and maybe catch the next big game or community event.

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Kyle listeners, what a day it’s been in your hometown. Stepping outside this Wednesday afternoon, you’re greeted with bright September sunshine and a temperature right around 86 degrees. Humidity feels sticky at 60 percent, and a subtle breeze from the north keeps things feeling just a touch cooler. Air quality is good today with a local AQI at 36, so you’ll breathe easy during those afternoon walks. For allergy sufferers, the pollen count remains manageable and no spikes have been reported according to AQI dot in. Expect that dry, summery air to stick around with clear skies into the evening.

Sports fans, the Lehman Lobos are gearing up for their big football match with Lockhart coming up on September twelfth, and excitement is certainly building in town. While scores from last night’s Kyle high school games are still coming in, statewide Texas Football’s live tracker predicts close matchups in 5A and 6A, so keep your ears open for the Lobos’ latest. If you’re tracking youth sports, local teams are hitting practice fields, and coaches report solid attendance despite the heat.

This evening, music is alive in Kyle with the much-anticipated Beatles Concert in the Dark featuring Will Taylor and Tony Rogers. The show kicks off at eight p.m. at a secret downtown location with doors opening at seven forty-five. This unique event invites Kyle folks of all ages to embrace a little mystery and a lot of music. Organizers with Strings Attached encourage walk-ups as long as space allows, and they promise a fresh way to experience classic Beatles tunes in almost total darkness, making for a night to remember.

Kyle’s City Council gathered Tuesday evening for their September session, with hot topics including updates on community development and downtown beautification, as discussed in the Council Meeting streamed online by City of Kyle TX.

Remember, if you’re out and about, dress light, stay hydrated, and take a moment to appreciate our good air and community spirit. That’s your twenty-four-hour snapshot in Kyle, Texas.

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Listeners, it is a beautiful Saturday morning in Kyle, Texas, and here’s everything you need to know from the past 24 hours. Weatherwise, Friday delivered a high near 84 degrees with overcast skies according to Hays Free Press and this morning starts on a sunny note at about 30 degrees Celsius with just a touch of humidity in the air and mild SSE winds near 28 kilometers per hour. The folks at The Weather Network say clouds may roll in for brief afternoon shade, but expect mostly sunny skies by the evening. As summer lingers, Kyle has seen 16 sunny days this month, with only a handful of rainy ones.

For allergy sufferers, local reports indicate pollen counts are moderate this weekend, with grass pollen the main culprit, but air quality remains good so outdoor activities are a safe bet for most. AQI.in lists a clear sky, easy breathing, and no major pollutant spikes in the last 24 hours.

High school sports fans, last night’s games brought plenty of excitement. Hays Hawks took the field in a big season opener and local sideline updates hint at a tight contest with Lake Travis, but the Cavaliers edged out the win with a late fourth-quarter drive, final score 28-21 according to the San Antonio Express-News. Meanwhile, cross-town rival Lehman played Austin High to a packed home crowd and pulled off a gritty win, 14-10.

Around town, the community spirit is as strong as ever. Kyle’s farmers market drew a record crowd Friday evening, with vendors selling late-summer peaches, local honey, and homemade salsa to enthusiastic shoppers. And congratulations are in order for Lexy Svoboda and Kyle Moy, who are tying the knot today in Falls City—best wishes from all of us in Kyle.

If you’re driving today, no major incidents to report on I-35 through town, and traffic is moving steadily according to local police updates. Sunset tonight is set for 8 PM—perfect for an outdoor dinner or stroll through the city park.

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Kyle is starting Wednesday with a fresh, sunny morning at 30 degrees Celsius with humidity around 57 percent and a mild south breeze at nearly twenty kilometers per hour. Listeners who are already outside might notice visibility is excellent—ten kilometers—and the UV index is low so it’s a pretty comfortable day for outdoor adventures. According to Hays Free Press and timeanddate dot com, the high will reach about eighty-six degrees Fahrenheit later this afternoon, and rain chances are low, which is a relief after a few passing showers last night. The skies are set for mostly sunshine through sunset at 8:04 PM.

Pollen counts are holding steady in the moderate range and air quality is considered good for Kyle today based on aqi dot in, so allergy sufferers shouldn’t have too much trouble enjoying the outdoors. The wind, which picked up a bit overnight, helped keep air pollution low. No advisories or warnings are in effect at the moment.

High school sports fans will be thrilled to know that Hays CISD’s teams started the week strong after last night's performances. Lehman Lobos volleyball put on a show at home yesterday evening, winning their match three sets to one against Canyon Lake. Meanwhile, the Hays Rebels football team is gearing up for their big home opener this Friday. Scouts Troop 125 gathered Sunday at Kyle United Methodist for their monthly meeting and are now prepping for their next campout coming up Labor Day weekend.

If your kids are still craving summer fun, registration for Greater Austin YMCA basketball camps is still open for ages four to seventeen, with a special ten dollar off code. The Goddard School’s STEAM summer camp continues through August fifteenth, with the theme this week focusing on oceans, lakes, and rivers, along with splash days and in-house field trips for Kyle’s youngest explorers.

One unusual note—the local news podcast reported a rideshare driver had a close call last night after veering into Morgan Creek during a passing thunderstorm. Fire crews rescued the driver safely and there were no injuries, but Morgan Creek is flowing high so caution is advised near crossings.

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