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06-03-2026 - 5:30 AM - Good Morning! It’s Wednesday, and at 5:30 AM the CB Radio band is already alive with strong signals scattered across the dial. I didn’t even turn on the Yaesu 857D “HF” radio yesterday, so I’ll catch up on that later this morning. We have a slight chance of rain today (20%) and tonight (30%). I am not enthusiastic. My Folgers Black Silk coffee is ready.
--- 5:35 AM - NWS Forecast - Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 4pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. East southeast wind 6 to 11 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Tonight: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 68. East southeast wind 6 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
--- 5:39 AM - ERCOT (Texas) snapshot of grid conditions - ERCOT reports that conditions are normal and there is enough power for current demand with an operating reserve of 14,240 Megawatts.
--- 5:40 AM - NWS Short Range Weather Discussion
--- 5:45 AM - NWS Extended Range Weather Discussion
--- 5:50 AM - According to Water Data for Texas, Wichita Falls reservoirs are: Arrowhead: 83.4% Kemp: 94.1% Kickapoo: 86.4%. Monitored Water Supply Reservoirs are 88.7% full. The City of Wichita Falls uses combined levels of Arrowhead and Kickapoo (84.9%) to determine drought stage.
--- 5:55 AM - Updated - International Space Station Passes Over Wichita Falls
--- 8:30 AM - FEMA Daily Operations Briefing
--- 10:00 AM - Some Wichita Falls radio scanning targets: Walmart (154.570 MHz), Allred Unit (153.815 MHz), Wichita County Jail (155.520 MHz), State Hospital (154.800 MHz) city transit buses (453.5375 MHz), WFISD school buses (152.360 MHz), school handheld radios (151.940 MHz), Wichita Valley Airport (122.800 MHz), Kickapoo Airport (122.700 MHz), Wichita Falls Regional Airport / SAFB (119.750 & 122.950 MHz), and the BNSF Railroad (160.920 MHz). Find more local frequencies here!
--- 11:30 AM - A note from Medicare - Someone you don't know calls, emails, or texts you offering free medical equipment or services. What should you do? Hang up. Delete it. Only you and your doctor should decide what care and services are right for you. Scammers want your Medicare information so they can bill Medicare for services you don't need — like hospice (end-of-life care), home health care, or durable medical equipment (like a brace or cane). Hospice scams are particularly harmful. If a scammer signs you up for hospice care without your knowledge, you could lose access to your regular Medicare benefits. Never give out your Medicare Number and don't sign anything for free services — it's a scam. If you think you may have experienced fraud, call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227)
--- 11:40 AM - The Economics Daily
--- 3:00 PM - I stopped by Spec's today and picked up a few cigars. Then, it was on to Natural Grocers. There's a conflict there, but I don't care.
--- 7:40 PM - Not long after Kwik Trip opened its doors, someone griped at the mayor for putting it in what they thought was a bad location. I was not aware that the mayor "put" private businesses anywhere.
8:00 PM - On Texoma’s Home Page (KFDX), there is a report that the City plans to upgrade the emergency siren system, which is getting quite old and beginning to show its age. That’s my description, by the way. Also, a man was found dead in Lake Buffalo near Iowa Park. The body was sent to Southwestern Institute of Forensic Science in Dallas for an autopsy.