Kevin Schneider

Columbia, Denver

Producer at WeatherNation TV

Meteorologist at WeatherNation. Mizzou meteorology graduate. Missouri sports fan. RTs are not endorsements.

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Fitting Manhattanhenge Between Rain Chances

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

A magical sight is coming to Manhattan tonight and tomorrow! As the sun sets, looks west on any of the east-west oriented thoroughfares in the city to see the sun perfectly fitting between the buildings! The phenomena is called Mannhattanhenge, and it comes around four times per year - tonight is the first night. We'll do it again tomorrow night, but the other two nights will be July 12-13.
Record Heat Returns Out West

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

Here we go again. The West Coast is going to heat up in a serious way over the next few days. A one-two punch of high pressure centers will help the west get toasty. The second of which will be stronger, setting the stage for potentially record heat. The temperatures will pick up by the middle of the week, but many locations will see the mercury climb farther by Friday and Saturday. Records will be threatened from California to Oregon to start the upcoming weekend.
Flooding Threat Slow to Recede in the South

1 week ago | shorturl.at | Kevin Schneider

26 May 2025 6:50 PMIf your Memorial Day plans take you across the Ozarks and Plains, the threat of flooding will be elevated, so stay weather aware. Many areas received record rainfall on Sunday, with more on the way. An active pattern has persisted in the Central and Southern Plains and extends into the Deep South. Repeat rounds of showers and storms will continue through Tuesday, heightening the flood threat.
Multiple Areas Could See Strong Storms Today

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

21 May 2025 1:40 PMWhen will it end?? The severe threat marches on today - with two MAIN areas to focus on. YES THAT SAME FRONTThe front responsible for multiple rounds of storms already is still threatening us. This time, it's the East Coast that needs to monitor storms. While storms are already ongoing, it will be toward the early afternoon hours that they become severe. All threats will be on the table, but damaging winds appear to be more widespread threat.
Nor'easter Blows into New England Tonight

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

Yep you read that right. We've got a nor'easter setting sights on the northeast. Folks that are from the area know these storms well: high winds, big waves, and HEAVY SNOW! 2 out of 3 isn't bad. A slow-moving low will get overtaken by a secondary ripple of energy late Wednesday night into Thursday. That secondary ripple will light the fuse of our nor'easter. As the system deepens, winds will strengthen, drawing down cooler air, and feeding the system even more.
An Area to Watch in the Pacific Already

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

Hurricane Season started out in the Pacific basin, right on schedule. The season officially kicked off May 15 and a mere 5 days into the season, we have our first area to monitor. The area off of the western coast of Mexico (above) is being watched for potential tropical development this weekend into early next week. As of right now, it's a fairly low-end chance that this turns into a tropical cyclone, but one worth watching.
Flooding Threat Rises With Multiple Rounds of Storms

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

19 May 2025 1:30 PMMany areas had a soaker of an April, but the flooding threat looks like it is only taking a few week hiatus, returning Monday and Tuesday. With areas like Oklahoma City and Springfield seeing the wettest Aprils on record, the I-44 corridor is too familiar with heavy rain. Showers and storms will rumble through Monday and Tuesday, packing not only a severe punch, but an efficient-rain-producer punch.
Wildfires Break Out in the Desert Southwest

3 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

ARIZONA - While the Bryce Fire has been burning for over a week now a new fire has scorched just as many acres in Arizona. A new fire, the Greer Fire, has torched over 3,000+ acres with little to no containment. The fire weather concerns are continuing, with winds fanning any spark or a flame into a potential wildfire. Those winds have reached 60 mph on Tuesday, pushing the Greer Fire through the wooded areas of Apache County. Winds today will likely reach the same numbers in the afternoon.
Heavy Rain Triggers Flash Flood Emergencies Tuesday

3 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

14 May 2025 1:22 PMFlash Flood Emergencies were issued on Tuesday after heavy rain overwhelmed parts of Maryland and Virginia. A cut-off low continues to spin, bringing more chances for rain to many of the same locations today. It's a ship without a sail. Sort of. Lows will dig out locations to go with the help of the jet stream. However, sometimes a low will become detached from the jet stream winds when they retreat to the north, leaving behind a persistent area of spin.
Historic Heat Setting Up In Texas

3 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

Here we go. Whoever was wanting it to be Summer already got their wish down on the Southern Plains. Texas is heating up in a serious way as a strong ridge noses into the picture. That ridge means that most active weather will get shunted north of the area. With little to no meaningful airmass to adjust the thermometer, it will start climbing. Places like Austin, TX may not dip below the century mark before Sunday!Don't like it to be this hot this early?