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kbtx.com | Berkeley Taylor
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - In May, Texas A&M unveiled a $13 million Animal Reproductive Biotechnology Center at the RELLIS Campus, continuing the university’s legacy as a leader in agriculture research. “When you think of the history of what has been done at this university over the last 100 years, very often folks that have made a huge impact on livestock reproduction are tied to Texas A&M in some form,” Texas A&M AgriLife Research Director, Cliff Lamb, explained.
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kbtx.com | Max Crawford |Berkeley Taylor
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - While the Atlantic Hurricane Season officially started over a week ago, we are still without any named storms or any organized development expected for at least a week. Meanwhile, activity is blossoming in the Eastern Pacific. Tropical Storm Barbara is a few hundred miles west of the Mexican Coast near Puerto Vallarta, and is expected to continue to weaken to remnants within the next few days as it moves northward.
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kbtx.com | Sarah Howard |Berkeley Taylor |Kayleigh Thomas
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - With multiple rounds of rain and storm chances entering the forecast, Wednesday and Thursday are now First Alert Weather Days. Multiple rounds of storms(KBTX)SETUPSeveral atmospheric features are lining up to influence our storm potential for this week. First, a large convective system over West Texas could drift our way, adding instability to the moisture and heat we already have on hand.
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3 weeks ago |
kbtx.com | Berkeley Taylor
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - After a weekend of high pressure, the ridging is expected to breakdown and open the door for a daily rain chance beginning Monday, June 9th. Weather Pattern Changes expected next week, helping to boost rain chances(kbtx)Upper-level winds will dive in from the northwest, a flow pattern notorious for making a tricky forecast for the Brazos Valley.
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3 weeks ago |
kbtx.com | Berkeley Taylor
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - While the Trump administration is confident their tariff policies will benefit American agriculture, many in the industry are anxiously awaiting the outcome. “Every country in the world tries to protect their agriculture sector. Why? Because food is life, and if you don’t have food, you’re not going to live for very long. So no elected official was going to fare very well if we ran out of food on their watch,” Extension Economist, Dr. Joe Outlaw explained.
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Delaney Peden
Producer at KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
Delaney Peden primarily covers news in Central Texas, including areas around College Station and Waco, Texas, United States.
Michelle Casady
Litigation and Appeals Reporter at The Texas Lawbook
Michelle Casady primarily covers news in Houston, Texas, United States and surrounding areas.
Max Crawford
Chief Meteorologist at KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
Max Crawford primarily covers news in Texas, United States, including areas around Austin, Waco, and surrounding regions.
Stevie Stephenson
Meteorologist at KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
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Senior Editor at Texas Monthly
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It was a soggy start for the Brazos Valley today, with many picking up several inches of rain in the first few hours of the day. The rain has since cleared, and while the next several days will certainly be less impactful, don't pack up the umbrella just yet. https://t.co/k3B8GvaU1k
RT @KBTXWeather: Tropical activity is ramping up across the Eastern Pacific, meanwhile, the Atlantic remains quiet. Here's everything you n…
Today is the second day of what is expected to be a very rainy week for the Brazos Valley, and radar is already looking pretty active. Keep the rain gear handy! https://t.co/ih1lP7plrt