Caleb Chevalier

Meteorologist at KXXV-TV (Waco, TX)

Meteorologist at KRHD-TV (Bryan, TX)

Meteorologist for midday and weekends on KXXV and KRHD. BWG ➡️ FWA ➡️ ACT. WKU Class of 2015.

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Dealing with mosquitoes during peak season

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

WACO, Texas — With summer having officially arrived, we're now in peak mosquito season. Mosquitoes love the warm and humid weather of this time of year. Make sure you're choosing to wear a safe repellent and reapply if outdoors for prolonged periods. Removing standing water from around your home can limit the spread of mosquitoes. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:We're now entering summer, and on cue, mosquitoes are buzzing around in big numbers.
Less rain in the forecast for this week

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Thunderstorms swept through much of the area today, which gave us a chance to cool down from the heat. Any remaining showers in the Brazos Valley will fade away this evening. A couple showers may spring up here and there as the sun comes up, but for the most part, isolated showers and storms will be kept in the Brazos Valley tomorrow afternoon. Highs will reach the 90s once again with a heat index at 100° or more. Tuesday and Wednesday should be rain-free but still hot and muggy.
Isolated thunderstorms closing in on our area tomorrow

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — The sea breeze once again created some thunderstorms here and there today, mainly in the Brazos Valley. It also helped to drop the temperature in many spots by a few degrees, which was a bit of welcome relief. The sea breeze will return tomorrow, prompting a few more storms in the Brazos Valley for the afternoon and evening. Meanwhile, Central Texas will have a chance at a few storms of their own tomorrow.
Only spotty thunderstorms expected through the weekend

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Most places have avoided the rain today but some scattered thunderstorms have developed around the Brazos Valley. These should die down as the sun sets. Tomorrow will bring another chance for a few storms in the Brazos Valley as sea breeze action will be arriving once again. Perhaps one or two storms could wander into Central Texas. Sunday will be a repeat of Saturday with highs in the low to mid-90s.
Severe thunderstorms possible tonight for parts of Central Texas

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — A couple storms may clip our northeastern areas as the sun goes down, but that is not the main focus of tonight. Most of our attention will be on thunderstorms heading our way from the Red River Valley, which may arrive in the areas of Meridian, Hillsboro and Corsicana around 10 to 11 PM. This should be an organized line of storms, capable of some damaging winds and perhaps some hail. A brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out either.
Severe weather possible late Sunday night

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — We're wrapping up another day with a heat index over 100° in many spots. Tomorrow will be very much the same, as highs climb into the mid-90s. We don't have any heat advisories present, but if you do have to be outside for a while, keep hydrated and take frequent breaks. We'll have quite a bit of sun around tomorrow, but don't let the quiet weather fool you. Parts of the region will have to contend with strong storms that night.
Hot all weekend long

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — More of the same weather is expected through the rest of the weekend. In fact, temperatures for Saturday and Sunday will be just a bit hotter. Highs will be in the mid-90s. With all the humidity around, that will push the heat index over 100°. It is possible that some areas may receive a Heat Advisory. No rain will visit us over the weekend, but by Sunday night, there may be some storms headed our way.
Mugginess stays put for Friday

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Dew points have been tough to deal with today, with numbers of 70 to 77 degrees across the area. This has pushed our heat index into the upper-90s and even the 100s in a few spots. Meanwhile, just some extremely isolated showers have managed to develop around I-45 this afternoon, perhaps providing a little relief for a lucky few. I don't think we'll see those showers return tomorrow, but the humidity will still be here.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for much of the area

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

Posted 25 WEATHER — A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for most of Central Texas, and all of the Brazos Valley, until 10 PM Sunday. Scattered thunderstorms will develop through the afternoon and evening, and some may be able to produce large hail and damaging winds. The tornado threat is decidedly lower today but still worth watching for. Stay with the 25 Weather team on air and online for the latest.
Our eastern zones could see scattered thunderstorms for Sunday

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Our weather will remain quiet through tonight as skies remain generally clear. Lows will drop into the 60s. Temperatures will continue to warm up tomorrow, placing us in the 90s for most of the area. The northeast corner of Central Texas may stay in the 80s due to some rain in the area. Speaking of which, there is the chance of some scattered thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening, mainly east of Interstate 35. These will be originating from DFW.