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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Spotty storms on Saturday, better chances for rain Easter morning

6 days ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Tonight should be mainly quiet except for areas in the vicinity of Highway 281. These places may encounter some showers and thunderstorms late tonight. The storms will be moving northeast so I don't think we'll see much activity able to enter Central Texas. Heading through tomorrow, skies will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, and a few showers and storms will attempt to pop up during the afternoon. These storms will not be able to grow much because of the limiting warm air above.
Almost as hot tomorrow, cooler for Tuesday

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — The windiest part of the day will conclude after the sun goes down, but some breezy weather may remain overnight. After the hot temperatures today, we'll cool down into the low-60s tonight. That will be followed by highs in the mid to upper-80s tomorrow. A cold front coming through during the evening will mark some northerly winds, which will help cool us down for Tuesday. Highs that day should be in the upper-70s. We'll remain in the 80s for the rest of the week.
Gusty weather prompting a Wind Advisory

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — A light breeze will keep up overnight, but tomorrow should turn into quite the windy day. We'll have winds at 25 mph with gusts to 40 mph. There could even be some gusts of 45 mph where a Wind Advisory is in effect, which is generally along and west of I-35. Tomorrow will be yet another very sunny day with temperatures reaching hot levels. Highs should easily make the 90s to the west of Interstate 35. Areas along Highway 281 will have the highest fire danger tomorrow.
Winds ramp up over the weekend

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — We're going on five straight days of nothing but sunshine, and we might continue that streak tomorrow. If anything, we might see just a couple clouds. Sunday should be the same story. Temperatures will be in the low-80s to mid-80s tomorrow, followed by numbers close to 90° for Sunday. Sunday should also be quite breezy with a 25 mph wind from the south. Monday will also be quite warm but a dry cold front will come through sometime that afternoon.
Parts of Central Texas will experience a freeze tonight

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Yesterday's Freeze Watch for Mills, San Saba, Hamilton and Lampasas Counties has been upgraded to a Freeze Warning for tonight. Meanwhile, much of the rest of Central Texas has been added to a Frost Advisory. Areas out to the west should fall to 30 or 31 degrees overnight, while many others will drop to 33 to 35 degrees. At the very least, this will spell frost tonight (hence the advisory), so you'll want to take action to protect sensitive plants and vegetation.
Eyeing potential for a freeze Sunday night

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Things have taken a colder turn now that the bulk of the rain has moved out. I can't rule out some light, misty showers here and there as we go through this evening and into tonight. The clouds will hang around overnight, but with those breezy winds, temperatures will still fall down into the upper-30s and low-40s. We'll be socked in with cloud cover through most of tomorrow, with a continuation of northwest winds, leading to highs only in the 50s.
A couple severe storms may return tonight

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — The question this evening is how many storms will Central Texas encounter this evening. Certainly the environment will be capable of some, as a southerly-moving cold front is advancing into our area, which has plenty of warm and humid air to go around. However, models still differ on if we'll see a handful of storms, one or two, or none at all. To highlight the areas with the best potential, a Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for Bosque, Hill and Navarro Counties until 10 PM.
Which areas tonight might receive a couple hailstorms?

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — All will be quiet as the sun goes down this evening, but overnight, we may see a few strong to severe storms in parts of Central Texas. Before midnight, there may be some storms running along the northwest fringe of our viewing area, but these may be able to slide into Mills, Hamilton, Bosque and Hill Counties. Trailing these may be an additional storm or two, which could have a better chance of passing somewhere between San Saba and Hillsboro. That might not occur until 4 AM or so.
Sunnier tomorrow after a few storms tonight

1 month ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — As of 5 PM, no storms have formed in our region just yet, but a cold front slowly encountering a warm and humid airmass should be enough to get a handful of showers and storms going to the east of I-35 this evening. It is not the most pristine environment for storms, and some may struggle to develop. Having said that, any storm that does mature will be able to produce some hail and perhaps some strong winds. This activity will decay later tonight.
Spotty thunderstorms possible Sunday evening

1 month ago | kxxv.com | Caleb Chevalier

25 WEATHER — Although it has been a rather windy day, the windiest part of Saturday may be coming overnight. Winds after dark could be in the order of 20 to 30 mph. By morning, clouds will be overspreading the area, although some of those should break up in the afternoon. Highs tomorrow should reach the mid-80s. As a cold front slides in during the afternoon, there may be a handful of showers and storms that are able to develop, mainly to the east of I-35.