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Nick Bannin

Austin

Chief Meteorologist at KXAN-TV (Austin, TX)

Chief Meteorologist at KXAN in Austin, TX. Prior: WWLP & WETM. Cornell University grad. England born. Activity≠endorsements. IG nick_bannin_meteorologist

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  • 2 days ago | kxan.com | Nick Bannin

    AUSTIN (KXAN) - Central Texas is used to the heat...in the summer, but it's MAY! The type of heat we're forecasting isn't just rare, but some of the numbers we're expecting have never happened in Austin area history!Let's walk through the escalating ways we can describe the heat this week... Hottest temperatures of the year (so far)Through May 12, our hottest days of the year have been in the middle and low 90s.

  • 2 days ago | yahoo.com | Nick Bannin

    AUSTIN (KXAN) — Central Texas is used to the heat…in the summer, but it’s MAY! The type of heat we’re forecasting isn’t just rare, but some of the numbers we’re expecting have never happened in Austin area history!Let’s walk through the escalating ways we can describe the heat this week…Hottest temperatures of the year (so far)Through May 12, our hottest days of the year have been in the middle and low 90s.

  • 6 days ago | kxan.com | Nick Bannin

    AUSTIN (KXAN) - The hottest temperatures of 2025 (so far) look set to build into Central Texas by the middle of May. Hottest days so far... The hottest temperatures we've had so far this year came in March with a high of 96º in Austin at Camp Mabry. High pressure building inLow pressure that's helped bring multiple rain chances to Central Texas will continue pushing east while high pressure builds in from the south.

  • 6 days ago | yahoo.com | Nick Bannin

    AUSTIN (KXAN) — The hottest temperatures of 2025 (so far) look set to build into Central Texas by the middle of May. Hottest days so far…The hottest temperatures we’ve had so far this year came in March with a high of 96º in Austin at Camp Mabry. Hottest temperatures of 2025 (so far) in AustinHigh pressure building inLow pressure that’s helped bring multiple rain chances to Central Texas will continue pushing east while high pressure builds in from the south.

  • 1 week ago | kxan.com | Nick Bannin

    AUSTIN (KXAN) - While we work our way through an active early May for severe weather, we've only seen minimal flash flooding so far. While severe weather season peaks in May in Central Texas, flash flood season doesn't peak until June. According to our location National Weather Service office, the number of flash flood incidents from 1996-2020 South Central Texas in May was 498, that rises to 506 in June and down to 430 in July.

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Nick Bannin
Nick Bannin @nickbannin
14 May 25

Are we ready for this? Buckle up! #KXAN #ATXWX https://t.co/vDCtjCAGED

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Nick Bannin @nickbannin
13 May 25

Heat peaks on Wednesday and then the humidity rises. Here's a look at the record breaking heat that gets worse before it gets better. -Chief Meteorologist Nick Bannin #KXAN #ATXWX https://t.co/b5zWXDk8rH

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Nick Bannin @nickbannin
13 May 25

Today (Tuesday) tied as the third hottest May day in Austin area history. We'll be challenging for the top spot on Wednesday! #KXAN #ATXWX https://t.co/Afd6MA2K3m