Kerr County residents should begin preparing now for a dangerous Arctic cold front expected to arrive Friday, bringing potentially hazardous conditions through early next week. The National Weather Service says confidence is high for well-below-average temperatures and dangerous wind chills as the Arctic airmass settles over South-Central Texas this weekend. Forecasters place a 40 to […]
The National Weather Service forecasts a sharp temperature drop on Friday night, with lows plummeting to 27 degrees after a daytime high of 63. Saturday's high is expected to reach only 36 degrees, with rain likely transitioning to freezing rain as the Arctic air settles over the region.
Twenty-three individuals were booked into the Kerr County Jail between Jan. 5 and the morning of Jan. 10, according to jail records.
The terroristic threat arrest stood out among more typical New Year's holiday enforcement activity by Kerr County law enforcement agencies.
After an investigation, Waring was arrested and booked into Kerr County Jail on a robbery charge. He remained in custody Tuesday evening pending bond.
The virus poses particular risks to domestic cats, skunks, foxes, raccoons, bobcats, mountain lions and black bears, which typically contract the disease by consuming infected animal carcasses. Backyard poultry can also become infected through contact with wild birds.
Kerr County Sheriff's Office investigators made three drug-related arrests and captured a fugitive in separate incidents last week.
Forecasters now expect rainfall totals of 1-3 inches across Kerr County, with isolated amounts of 6-8 inches possible in the hardest-hit areas. The increased threat comes as atmospheric moisture levels approach record territory.
A Flood Watch remains in effect for Kerr County from late Wednesday night through late Thursday night. Creeks, streams and low-water crossings could flood.
Forecasters expect 1-3 inches of rain across the area, with isolated amounts up to 6 inches in the hardest-hit locations.
