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People are reporting a lot of cricket swarms around Austin this year. Drought could be a reason.
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After weeks of extreme heat, health officials have reported numerous deaths, while emergency departments across the state are seeing record numbers of people seeking treatment for heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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Splooting — when animals lie on their bellies and stretch out their arms and legs — may be the key to keeping cool this summer.
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It’s easy to forget that too much sunlight can damage your skin and even cause cancer.
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San Antonians looking for ways to keep cool during an extended heat wave gripping the area could dive into one of the 23 city pools opening this weekend.
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Tarantulas are coming out of hiding in Central Texas after years of living underground. They’ve reached sexual maturity and are ready for some action.
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The Texas grid will be more reliant on renewables than ever, according to a recent state assessment. Texas regulators don't like that.
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In San Antonio, the meteorological summer, which is to say, June 1st through August 31st, the temperature never reached 100 degrees.
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Today is the first day of spring, and it's time for all those bugs to start coming out into the sunshine. How did the historic freeze in February affect our local insects? Will there be more or less of them this year? Dr. Jessica Beckham is an entomologist at the University of Texas at San Antonio.