Jesse Kelley

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Jesse Kelley

23 May 2025 9:40 PMIf your Memorial Day weekend plans take you across the Ozarks and Plains, the threat of flooding will be on the increase. An active pattern will be setting up across parts of the Central and Southern Plains and extending into the Deep South! Repeat rounds of showers and storms will be likely throughout the weekend contributing to the flood threat.

1 month ago | weathernationtv.com | Jesse Kelley

2 May 2025 11:55 AMA huge digging upper level low is heading from the Pacific Ocean down into the Southwestern United States this weekend into next week. As the upper low moves onshore, it will bring an unsettled pattern to the West and drop high temperatures down big time. Cities like Phoenix and Las Vegas will see temperatures dip below normal this weekend by at least ten degrees. I could imagine getting a break from the typical warmth this time of year is great news for the residents.

1 month ago | weathernationtv.com | Jesse Kelley

12 Apr 2025 10:48 PMAs an upper level high pressure sits and spins over the Western half of the country, it is creating a fire threat and record breaking temperatures! Along with the record hot temperatures, the high pressure system is lowering moisture levels which is a key factor for fire development. On Sunday, there is a Critical Risk of fire development in parts of New Mexico and Arizona. Just like on Saturday, try to avoid anything that could cause a spark.

Mar 5, 2025 | weathernationtv.com | Jesse Kelley

5 Mar 2025 7:40 PMComing off the heels of the critical fire threat in Texas and the Southwest earlier this week, the forecast shows another round of fire danger starting up on Thursday and continuing into Saturday. We are watching another developing low moving from California into the Rockies and then ejecting out into the Plains by the end of the week. Fire Weather Watches and Warnings are up again for parts of West Texas and New Mexico.

Feb 25, 2025 | weathernationtv.com | Jesse Kelley

CALIFORNIA - Despite recent storm systems, California's snowpack remains below average (about 82% of average to date). As our latest system wraps up, California and Nevada did pick up an additional foot to two feet of snow. As we jump ahead to next week, the weather pattern will pick up for not only California but all of the Western United States. Starting Tuesday, we will see a huge influx of Pacific moisture moving into California and Southern Oregon that will lead to lots of rain and snow.