HeyJaredLeah Rodriguez
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STILL HOT but bigger changes to watch (opens the original)
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Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist If you’re heading out this morning for the Head for the Cure 5K, we’ve got some nice weather for you. Conditions are going to be muggy until about 9 AM, but temperatures will be mostly in the mid to upper 70s. The humidity will make it hard to cool down, so having a cool towel could help your body cool down. Good luck to all the runners this morning! Afternoon high temperatures will reach close to 95 degrees in San Antonio. Skies will be mostl
Fall in San Antonio has become nearly 4 degrees warmer since 1970 (opens the original)
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Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist SAN ANTONIO – Meteorologist Shel Winkley of Climate Central said San Antonio now averages 21 more days of above-average temperatures than it did just a few decades ago. Average daytime highs typically drop from the low 90s to the low 70s during meteorological fall, which includes the months of September, October, and November. Unfortunately, temperatures are not cooling as quickly or staying as cool as they once did. Climate Central found that
The Frio River has great conditions for Labor Day floaters (opens the original)
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Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist CONCAN, Texas – After torrential rain in July caused flooding in the Frio River, waters have receded just in time to offer clear, cool, and well-flowing river conditions for Labor Day visitors. The Frio River rose nearly 17 feet in Concan between July 14 and July 16. Brett Rimkus, a Frio River first responder and flood advisor, said the river typically returns to normal within 24 hours, but he and the locals are amazed that the river has conti
3.6-magnitude earthquake recorded near Dilley Sunday afternoon (opens the original)
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Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist LA SALLE COUNTY, Texas – A 3.6-magnitude earthquake was reported in La Salle County on Sunday afternoon, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The USGS said the earthquake happened around 3:52 p.m., approximately 7.5 miles southeast of Dilley, Texas. A collection of daily blog posts from the KSAT Weather Authority. A prior earthquake was reported in La Salle County at 3:11 p.m. with a magnitude of 2.4. The earlier earthquake
What is the UV Index? (opens the original)
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Leah Rodriguez, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist The UV index is becoming the next hot topic at pool parties this summer. While some think a higher number is more efficient for tanning, it actually means it’s more dangerous during long exposure times. The UV Index is a forecasted value of the Sun’s ultraviolet radiation expected for a day. The forecasted number is the maximum value expected in the middle of the day when the Sun is at its peak. In reality, the UV Index varies through the day.
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