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  Freak Hail Storm Seriously Damages Fort Stockton High School

  A massive hail storm blew through Fort Stockton on Monday night causing wide spread damage across town.

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  7 Top Fishing Holes for Catfish in West Texas This Weekend

  The Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife on Monday released a list of seven places in West Texas that will be stocked with 9-inch Channel Catfish this weekend.

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  Like Honey But Afraid of Bees? The Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. is Here to Help

  The Pollinator BioBlitz runs from Oct. 7-23, allowing students, citizen-scientists and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages to simply enjoy pollinators of all sorts, or even to take it a step further and help increase the amount of data collected during the peak of fall migration by becoming a citizen scientist.

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  NWS: Light to Moderate Rain in Store for the Concho Valley Columbus Day

  There is a 30% chance of continued light, scattered rainfall Monday then a 20% chance Monday night and Tuesday.  

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  NWS: Scattered Showers Possible in the Western Concho Valley

  According to signs and symbols interpreted by meteorologists at the National Weather Service office in San Angelo, there is a 30% chance of rain beginning Sunday afternoon mainly northwest of a line from Ozona to Throckmorton.

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  NWS: Cold Front to Bring Cooler Temps & Slight Chance of Rain Friday Night

  Fans attending Friday night football games in the Andrews, Midland and Abilene areas could see some rain during the games.  Games in the San Angelo area and to the east and southeast should remain dry for the most part.  

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  WATCH: Extreme Drought Drys Up N. Concho River Again

  If this weather pattern holds long term, 2023 could see extreme drought conditions rivaling the drought year of record 2011.  

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  Prestigious Texas Fish Art Contest Now Accepting Entries for 2023

  "The Fish Art Contest does a tremendous job of exposing students across Texas to the wonders of fish and fisheries resources through the nexus of art,” said TFFC Director Tom Lang. “We always look forward to this time of year when we are once again amazed by the outstanding work and artistic interpretations of these young Texans.”

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  Bow Hunters Nocked Arrows Saturday Morning in San Angelo State Park as Deer Archery Season Began

  According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, archery season for white-tailed deer runs from Oct. 1 – 23, 2022 and Nov. 12 – 27.  All hunters must have a valid hunting license.

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  Deadly Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in Deer at East Texas Breeding Facility

  Animal health and wildlife officials have taken action to secure the facility and identify and notify other breeding facilities that received deer or shipped deer to this facility in the last five years.

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  Take a Friend Outdoors on National Hunting & Fishing Day Saturday

  This year, in honor of National Hunting and Fishing Day, I challenge you to share your passion for the outdoors with someone new by providing an opportunity for them to hunt and/or fish.

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  NWS: Gusty North Winds from a Cold Front Drops Temps Sunday

  A strong cold front made its way through the Concho Valley Sunday morning bringing gusty north winds, cooler temperatures and some isolated showers to the southwest counties.

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