Matt Hines

Waco

Chief Meteorologist at KXXV-TV (Waco, TX)

24 years of Texas weather experience! I am the Chief Meteorologist @25NewsKXXV in Central Texas. Regional Edward R. Murrow (3) & Multi-AP Award winner.

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Scattered storms possible after midnight

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — Thunderstorms will develop this evening across west Texas. These storms will move east toward Central Texas late tonight into Friday morning. A few storms could be strong to severe with some hail and wind, but storms should slowly weaken as they move east across our area early Friday morning. Lows will fall into the upper 60s. Most of the storms should be gone by afternoon, but there could be an isolated storm or two. Highs will be cooler behind a cold front in the low 80s.
Scattered severe storms possible this evening

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — A few scattered severe storms are possible through the evening hours across the western half of Central Texas. Large hail and strong winds are the main threats, but a tornado or two can't be ruled out. Storms should end by midnight with lows in the upper 60s. Thursday is looking quiet for most of the day. Highs should be warmer out ahead of a cold front in the mid yo upper 80s.
Scattered showers and storms possible Wednesday and Thursday

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — We should see a pretty calm night across Central Texas with lows in the upper 60s and low 70s. A complex of storms is expected to develop tonight across west Texas. These showers and storms could move into Central Texas Wednesday morning. Gusty winds, small hail, and locally heavy rain will be possible, but the overall severe weather threat looks low. Things should clear out some Wednesday afternoon with a few isolated storms still possible. Highs should make it into the low 80s.
Heavy rain and a few strong storms possible tonight

1 week ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — Another round of showers and storms is expected this evening into the overnight hours. There could be a few strong to severe storms, but the highest threat in our area will be heavy rain. A Flood Watch is in effect for most of the area tonight. An additional 1-3 inches of rain is possible. Watch out for any flooded areas through Tuesday morning. Lows are expected to fall into the upper 60s in the morning.
Scattered storms possible tonight

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — We are expecting showers and storms to develop northwest of Central Texas this evening. It appears that we will see some of this activity move into Central Texas after sunset and last through at least midnight. A few storms could be strong to severe with hail and strong winds, especially west of I-35. Storms should weaken after midnight as they push east, and they will likely die out all together well before sunrise Friday morning.
Storm chances return Thursday evening

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — A warm front will lift north across the area tonight. This will bring back the humidity by morning with lows in the upper 60s and low 70s. Thursday, we will be back to hot and humid. Highs will make it into the mid 90s. Storms are expected to develop across north Texas Thursday afternoon. These storms are expected to move south Thursday evening, especially across the western half of Central Texas. A few storms could be severe with large hail and gusty winds the main threats.
Drier air around through Wednesday

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — It feels a little better outside behind a cold front that swept out the humidity, at least for the next 24-36 hours. Tonight looks nice with lows in the upper 50s. We will be around 90° Wednesday afternoon, but the lower humidity levels will help out once again. Thursday, the humidity returns. This may bring a few scattered showers and storms Thursday afternoon and evening along with hotter highs in the low to mid 90s.
Isolated storms possible tonight

2 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 WEATHER EVENING — Most of the severe weather tonight will likely be north of our area, but we could see a couple isolated storms in our area through midnight. Any stronger storm may produce hail and gusty winds, but our rain chances are 20-30%. Things should quiet down after midnight with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Tuesday will bring in northwest winds and much drier air! That will make it feel much more comfortable outside with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
A few storms are possible over the weekend

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — We are looking at the potential for a few strong to severe storms through the weekend. With that said, storm chances will range from 20-40%. That means a lot of us may not see many storms at all. The farther north and west you are, the better your chance will be. If a storm approaches your area, large to very large hail and strong winds will be the main threats. The overall tornado threat is low, but not zero.
Widely scattered storms possible into the weekend

3 weeks ago | kxxv.com | Matt Hines

25 EVENING WEATHER — Hot and humid weather is expected to continue through the weekend. Highs will be in the low to mid 90s Thursday through Sunday with lows at night in the low to mid 70s. There could be a few storms around from time to time as well. Friday looks isolated west of I-35, then slowly pushing east and dying out after sunset. Saturday could be a slightly better day for storms, especially for areas north and west of Waco.