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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Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for much of the area

5 days 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

6 days 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.
Rain already on its way out

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Thunder might have woken you up overnight but the rain and storms are on their way out as the sun comes up. Only the Brazos Valley will have to contend with a few storms early this morning. The rest of us will be rid of the rain, and the clouds will begin to thin out through the day. With northerly winds coming in, our temperatures will be rather pleasant. Look for highs in the upper-70s and low-80s today.
Two rounds of storms expected tomorrow

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Spotty thunderstorms have come to an end this evening, but more storms are on their way for late tonight. As we get close to dawn, a line of showers and thunderstorms will come in from the northwest. These will be in the process of weakening but may still contain heavy rain and gusty winds. This first round should clear our counties by mid-morning. That should hopefully leave us a window of some quiet weather for midday and much of the afternoon.
Storms likely during parts of Memorial Day

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Unfortunately, today was another day with the heat rising into the mid-90s, and the added humidity made it feel like over 100° at times. This is what we can expect tomorrow. Skies will be quicker to clear out west of I-35 for Sunday while areas east of there may see some scattered clouds. We might even be able to get a brief shower or storm where Central Texas meets the Brazos Valley. Lows will be in the mid-70s.
Staying hot and muggy through the weekend

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — After last night's rain and rumbly weather, we should keep things dry for the remainder of the day, but the air certainly doesn't feel dry. Hot and stuffy weather will stick around all weekend long. The heat index may rise above 100° at times through Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's weather will bring plenty of sunshine. As we move into Sunday, a very stray shower or storm may pop up here and there. Look for highs in the mid-90s.
Staying clear of the stormiest weather

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — A few showers and storms managed to get going earlier today but those did not amount to much. Meanwhile, North Texas has been more active with some severe thunderstorms developing. We'll see if further development can happen farther south into the Edwards Plateau. If so, there may be a storm or two that could brush our northwestern fringe of Central Texas. That is looking unlikely at this time, and I think we should be safe from severe weather.
No longer a storm threat for Saturday evening

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — We're done with the stormy activity for the day. All the storms have left the region and there won't be any further storms moving in later, at least for tonight. Lows will drop to the mid-70s overnight. Clouds and haze will stick around for tomorrow morning. Tomorrow's chances of storms look lower than today. The stormy weather should mainly go to our north for Sunday, although northern sections of Central Texas could get clipped by thunderstorms.
A spring heat wave approaches

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Cloud cover will begin to filter out tonight, leading to a clear morning with lows in the mid-50s. Plenty of sunshine will stick around tomorrow, but things will begin to get hotter. Highs for Monday will be in the mid-80s. That's not so bad for May, but the heat will continue to build into Tuesday. By then, we'll have highs in the mid-90s. Fairly sunny weather is expected, then becoming partly cloudy for Wednesday. Speaking of Wednesday, that should be the hottest day of the week.
Mother's Day weather will be the pick of the week

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — The isolated thunderstorms we saw today will be coming to an end as the sun goes down. Our forecast for Mother's Day looks pleasant, with some clouds here and there as temperatures reach the upper-70s. Cloud cover will remain thicker along I-45, which could keep those areas closer to 70°. This might also bring a shower or two to our easternmost areas. Any chance of rain will be gone by Monday as highs rise to the mid-80s.