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If you’ve listened to KNCT for any length of time, chances are you’ve heard Bill Hecke guiding you through the day’s weather. With his easygoing style and deep knowledge of meteorology, Bill has become a familiar and trusted voice for Central Texans wanting to know what’s happening in the skies above them.

Bill’s interest in weather began growing up on a farm in Missouri, where changing seasons and open skies sparked a curiosity that would shape his career. After graduating from Brunswick High School, he joined the U.S. Air Force in 1963 and trained as a Weather Observer. In 1971, he achieved certification as a meteorologist and began a lifelong career studying and forecasting weather.

Over the years, Bill has shared his expertise with listeners across the region, delivering forecasts that are not only informative but also approachable and engaging. His reports on KNCT 91.3 FM, presented in partnership with McLane Intelligent Solutions, help listeners understand not just the forecast, but the weather patterns behind it.

When he’s not tracking fronts and storm systems, Bill also hosts Sunday Gathering on KNCT, a weekly program featuring uplifting music, thoughtful conversation, and a welcoming start to Sunday mornings.

With more than five decades of experience in meteorology, Bill continues to bring both knowledge and personality to every forecast. For many KNCT listeners, hearing Bill’s voice is simply part of the rhythm of the day — a friendly reminder of what to expect from the Central Texas skies.

Additional outlooks and weather graphics from the National Weather Service and regional meteorologists.

A Heat Advisory remains in effect for parts of North and Central Texas through Friday evening. Afternoon high temperatures will range between 100-104 degrees with heat index values up to 110 degrees.
After a very hot Friday afternoon, a weak cold front will bring low rain chances to locations along the Red River late Friday evening into Friday night. Isolated to widely scattered storms will shift into Central Texas during the day Saturday. Any storms that develop will be capable of brief heavy downpours and gusty winds.
Temperatures in the low to mid 90s are expected Sunday behind the Saturday cold front. Triple-digit heat will build again by the middle of next week with little chance for additional rainfall.
With summer heat in full swing across our area, take a moment to review these heat safety best practices. Heat related illness and death is preventable as long as you know how to protect yourself by staying cool and hydrated.
Dangerous heat is expected this week, which will increase the risk of heat related illnesses. Make sure you know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke in order to protect yourself and others from the heat.

Austin and San Antonio Today

Sunny skies with seasonably hot temperatures. Highs will be from the low 90s to 104.
Warm and humid tonight with low temperatures ranging 71-77F. Mostly clear skies other than a few passing high clouds.
Seasonably hot and a brief return of rain heading into August. Moderate to major heat risk impacts remain possible through early next week. Maximum temperatures are forecast to reach up to 101°F in some areas, with maximum heat indices climbing as high as 110°F. Remember to stay hydrated and practice heat safety.