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The city recorded its 60th 100-degree day on Sunday.
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The National Weather Service reports there is a slight chance a tropical wave could push over Texas next week, dropping temperatures below 100 and triggering some scattered showers.
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The heat wave across South Texas and the Hill Country continues to manifest itself in the form of drought, grass fires, and water shortages.
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But the government-funded program may be lacking the data to be successful, journalist warns.
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There is a marginal risk for severe weather over the San Antonio area on Thursday night as a passing cold front stirs up instability.
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In 2022, Kerrville received 12.38 inches of rain, 60% below its normal average. As the drought continues into 2023, what can Hill Country residents do to preserve the water they have?
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The House Water Caucus is proposing a fund that would provide aid to communities across the Lone Star State looking to improve their water infrastructure.
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The climate and inflation have made hay scarcer and more expensive.
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NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Rania Dagash-Kamara, UNICEF's Deputy Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, about the crisis of food insecurity in Somalia as a result of extreme drought.
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The drought has meant a smaller than usual pumpkin crop in Texas this year. Farmers say that drop in supply will mean higher prices for pumpkins popular for fall display and Halloween carving.