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What a wild weather week that featured rounds of heavy rain, flooding, raging rivers and isolated tornadoes.

Now it's time for the weather pattern to settle down and go back to a normal Texas Summer.

The rest of the month there is a good chance it will be drier and warmer than average.
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Texas had quite an unexpected week

Provided here is the map of the doppler estimated rainfall from the past 5 days across the region and a list of the observed rainfall amounts from gauges and area volunteers (thank you to those who provide!). Highest observed value was 28.23" in Uvalde County.

mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=PNSEWX&e=202607171455

A combination of near-record levels of moisture in the atmosphere and slow moving disturbances led to repeated rounds of heavy rainfall each night from Monday through Thursday nights. Some of these storms produced intense rainfall rates of 2-5 inches per hour.

The combination of the intense rainfall rates and the compounding effects of rounds of heavy rainfall repeating in the same locations led to the considerable to catastrophic flash and river flooding.
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Texas had quite an u

Model guidance is showing increased support for possible tropical development in the eastern Gulf early next week.

Thunderstorm activity is already increasing west of Florida this morning, and the NHC may raise development chances later today. Everyone along the Gulf Coast should continue monitoring future outlooks and updates.

Development is not a slam dunk due to some wind shear around, but it is possible. Realistic chances right now are probably 30-40%.

Stay tuned. #tropics #hurricanetrackerapp www.hurrtracker.com to track for free with iPhone.
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K-TIMe Broadcast Schedule

The Rock and Roll Show

The Rock and Roll Show

Hosted by Doug Elliot Wednesdays 5-6pm, Fridays Midnight-1am, Sundays 9pm-10pm The Rock and Roll Show mixes nuggets from LPs with a healthy dose of B-sides. A little history and backstory shows up now and then in between the tunes. Doug Elliot, aka “The Fayette County Sky Guy”, grew up listening to 45s and LPs back [...]

The DougHouse

The DougHouse

Hosted by Doug Elliot Mondays 5pm-6pm, Fridays Noon-1pm The DougHouse mixes nuggets from LPs with a healthy dose of B-sides. A little history and backstory shows up now and then in between the tunes. Doug Elliot, aka “The Fayette County Sky Guy”, grew up listening to 45s and LPs back in the 60s and has [...]

Bugle Boy Mix

Bugle Boy Mix

Hosted by The Bugle Boy Monday-Saturday 6pm-8pm Bugle Boy Mix is a mix of music by artists that have played The Bugle Boy in La Grange, Texas. The Bugle Boy is a unique venue that features top national and international independent artists in the genres of Americana, blues, rock and folk. For more information and [...]

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You probably already know that if you’re ever beyond the reach of our radio tower (whether you’re elsewhere in Texas or around the world!), you can still use the LIVE media player located at the top of of all K-TIMe website pages to listen to our radio broadcasts. But did you know that because our signal is streamed on the TuneIn and Streema platforms that you can also listen to K-TIMe on their websites? Or use their apps to listen without a web browser on your Apple or Android smartphone, tablet, or even some SmartTV’s? Use the appropriate link below (or check your SmartTV’s app directory) to get set up for free listening anywhere!

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