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DUST IN THE WIND: Dust devil spotted in north Abilene Thursday afternoon
ABILENE, Texas — Several north Abilene residents reported seeing a dust devil Thursday afternoon as the spinning column of air moved through the area. Dust devils form when warm air near the ground rises quickly and begins to rotate, lifting dust, dirt and loose debris into a visible whirlwind. They are typically short-lived and occur during warm, dry conditions.
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Abilene's September Fair Tradition Coincides With Storm Season, Data Shows
Abilene's West Texas Fair and Rodeo has a reputation for arriving with rain in tow. Twenty-six years of weather data shows measurable rain during Fair week about 92 percent of the time, though the Fair itself isn't the cause.
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31 days & counting: Abilene breaks 100-degree heat record
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – It feels like someone left the oven on in Texas, with the Big Country continuing to swelter through record-breaking heat. September 1 marks the 31st consecutive day with temperatures reaching 100 degrees or higher, and cooler temperatures are still nowhere to be found in the forecast. On Tuesday, September 1, […]
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Cooling centers are available as triple-digit heat persists
BIG COUNTRY, Texas — Triple-digit temperatures are continuing across the Big Country, and the city of Abilene is reminding residents that several cooling centers are available for anyone who needs a place to escape the heat. The following locations are open:. City Light Community Ministries, 1441 N. Fourth St.:...
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Dangerous heat to persist in West Central Texas
BIG COUNTRY, Texas — As triple-digit temperatures continue across the Big Country, a local health care provider says more residents are seeking help for symptoms of heat exhaustion. Abilene is forecast to reach around 107 degrees Tuesday, while highs could approach 104 degrees in San Angelo and 108 degrees...
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Big Country heat: Triple digits put workers, AC units to the test
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – The scorching sun continues to have no mercy on the Big Country as triple digits continue. Some are working in this heat, while others worry about their AC unit. A worker from Black Plumbing described working in these conditions as “like going in an alley.” The Big Country has seen excessive […]
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Dangerous heat to persist in West Central Texas
BIG COUNTRY, Texas — Dangerous heat is expected to continue across West Central Texas on Tuesday, with some communities potentially reaching or exceeding 105 degrees. Abilene is forecast to reach around 107 degrees. Temperatures could climb to approximately 104 degrees in San Angelo and 108 degrees in Brownwood. The...
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100 Degree streak hits 20th day in Waco
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Abilene's Record 30-day Streak Of 100-degree Heat Dates Back To The Summer Of 1952
Back in the summer of 1952, Abilene hit 100 degrees or hotter for 30 days straight. That run from early August through September 1st still holds as the city's all-time record for consecutive triple-digit heat.
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Brutal Heat Locks In Across Texas as Dallas, San Antonio, and Amarillo Face 105 to 108 Degree Highs for Nine Straight Days
TEXAS — Brutal heat is locking in across Texas over the next seven days, with temperatures expected to run between 105 and 108 degrees. The state has already logged two straight days at 105 degrees or higher, and the forecast calls for seven more, bringing the total to nine consecutive days at or above that mark. The all-time record stands at 10 to 11 days in a row, set during the historic heatwave of 1980.
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KTAB 5:00pm Forecast: Monday, August 17, 2026
A hot and dry forecast will persist through the upcoming week with daily highs from 102 to 107 over the Big Country. If a weak front can slide far enough south on Friday, isolated showers are possible, but rain chances remain very low at this time.
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KLST 5:00pm Forecast: Wednesday, July 22, 2026
A Heat Advisory will be in effect Thursday from noon until 8:00pm for Tom Green County and the city of San Angelo, along with Coke, Runnels, Coleman, Concho, McCulloch, Menard, Mason and Kimble counties. High temperatures near 100 or just above combined with high humidity will mean feels-like temperatures of 102 to 105. Stay hydrated!