McKinney Weather Outlook: Sizzling Temps, Allergy Alerts, and Celestial Fireworks

Good morning McKinney and happy August 13th The heat is on in North Texas with temperatures soaring to the upper 90s and an expected high right around 100 degrees this afternoon The humidity makes it feel even hotter with heat index values pushing up to 108 by late afternoon According to Weather Street the overnight low will sit comfortably in the upper 70s and, for Thursday, it will be another sunny and steamy day with a heat advisory in effect from 1 PM to 8 PM Winds are sticking to a steady southern breeze at around 10 miles per hour so be sure to stay hydrated and take your shade breaks when you can

If you’re struggling with allergies you’re not alone North Texas is notorious for sky-high pollen counts and this week is keeping that reputation alive Airview HVAC notes that seasonal allergies are running strong especially with tree and grass pollen swirling in the air Allergy sufferers might want to keep the windows closed and those air purifiers humming

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has declared today an Ozone Action Day for Dallas-Fort Worth including McKinney That means air quality could reach levels that are unhealthy for sensitive groups especially kids, seniors, and folks with breathing issues Try to limit outdoor activity this afternoon if you can

Looking to yesterday’s local sports action, McKinney North Bulldogs football kicked off their preseason scrimmage at Ron Poe Stadium putting up a spirited defensive effort and making fans proud The coach praised several new starters for their hustle in the Texas heat Meanwhile, McKinney Boyd volleyball wrapped up a nail-biter of a home match, securing a 3-to-2 win over Denton Ryan Coach Ramirez called it "a gutsy team performance from start to finish"

Out and about tonight temperatures will dip to the mid 80s by 10 PM making for a warm but comfortable evening for a stroll at Towne Lake Park The Perseid meteor shower is peaking, so keep an eye on the sky for some late summer celestial fireworks

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning, McKinny. In happy August thirteenth. The heat is
on in North Texas, with temperatures soaring to the upper
nineties and an expected high right around one hundred degrees
this afternoon. The humidity makes it feel even hotter, with
heat index values pushing up to one hundred eight by
late afternoon. According to weather Street, the overnight low will

(00:20):
sit comfortably in the upper seventies, and for Thursday, it
will be another sunny and steamy day with a heat
advisory in effect from one pm to eight pm. Winds
are sticking to a steady sudthern breeze at around ten
miles per hour, so be sure to stay hydrated and
take your shade breaks when you can. If you're struggling

(00:40):
with allergies, you're not alone. North Texas is notorious for
sky high palling counts, and this week is keeping that
reputation alive. Air View HHD notes that seasonal allergies are
running strong, especially with tree and grass hollen swirling in
the air. Allergy sufferers might want to keep the windows
closed and those air purifiers humming. The Texas Commission on

(01:03):
Environmental Quality has declared today an ozone action day for
Dallas Fort Worth, including McKinney. That means air quality could
reach levels that are unhealthy for sensitive groups, especially kids, seniors,
and folks with bathing issues. Try to limit outdoor activity
this afternoon if you can. Looking to yesterday's local sports action,

(01:24):
McKinney North Bulldog's football kicked off their preseason scrimmage at
Ron Post Stadium, putting up a spirited defensive effort and
making fans proud. The coach praised several new starters for
their hustle in the Texas heat. Meanwhile, McKinney Boyd volleyball
wrapped up a nail bitterer of a home match, securing
a three to two win over Denton. Ryan coach Ramirez

(01:46):
called it a gutsy teen performance from start to finish.
Out and about tonight, temperatures will dip to the mid
eighties by ten pm, making for a warm but comfortable
evening for a stroll at Town Lake Park. The preceded
meteor shower peeking, so keep an eye on the sky
for some late summer celestial fireworks. Thanks for tuning in

(02:06):
to your McKinney local update. Don't forget to subscribe and
stay cool out there. This has been a quiet please production.
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