WeatherNation TV

WeatherNation TV, commonly referred to as WeatherNation, is a television network in the United States that offers broadcast, digital streaming, cable, and satellite services. It is owned by WeatherNation, Inc., which is a part of Performance One Media. The channel provides weather forecasts and news on a local, regional, and national level, featuring updates on severe and tropical weather events as they occur. The headquarters, studio, and master control facilities of the network are situated in Centennial, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. Notably, WeatherNation is recognized as the first 24-hour free-to-air weather news channel in the country.

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Severe Chances Return to Texas Tuesday

3 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

It's late April on the Southern Plains. As such, it gets harder and harder to cool off or dry out the atmosphere. Who cares? Jort season here we come!Well, it means that the atmosphere destabilizes more easily. Thunderstorms will have more fuel to feed on as temperatures warm up. Storms on Saturday and Sunday packed quite a punch, but we will only fit in one quiet day, not a few of them like we've seen recently. Our next threat materializes when we see the moisture surge northward late Monday.
Cold Front Sparks More Severe Chances Today

3 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

21 Apr 2025 1:09 PMIt was a loud weekend for many in parts of the Plains. Thankfully, they're seeing the weather settle down to start the week. But a quiet day for them means an active day for those out east. Related article: Last Weekend's Deadly Severe WeatherAs that front drives east, it will keep storms along it. While they might be broken in coverage, they'll intensify this afternoon.
Feeling Like Summer in the Southeast This Week

4 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

The warm weather has been easy to find the past few days. It even made an appearance in the northeast, somewhere where it's been harder to come by. A ridge of high pressure has been hard to move around the southeast. That will get brushed back a touch but never goes away. By the second half of the week, it will start to gain a little more strength, bringing back the threat of record high temperatures. As far as who could pick up some new records, those will target the southeast.
Slow-Moving Trough Keeps Severe Threat Around This Weekend

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

A lot of fun activities are taking place this weekend! Unfortunately, those might get interrupted by a multi-day severe weather outbreak around portions of the Midwest and Southern Plains. Any day from Friday onward will feature a severe weather threat. A similar setup to start the month will occur again later this week. A stubborn trough will keep many locations primed for daily severe weather chances.
Severe Chances Return Wednesday and Thursday

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

Storms roared through Ohio and West Virginia on Monday to start the week, giving us a taste of what to expect towards the middle of the week. An area of low pressure will develop in the Upper Midwest toward the middle of this week. That will drive home a pair of opportunities for storms to pop up: Wednesday and Thursday. This batch will be primarily driven by the warm front. Often, when we're waiting on a warm front to drive up storms, it takes some time.
Earthquake in Southern California Monday Morning

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Taban Sharifi

14 Apr 2025 5:20 PMA 5.2M earthquake was detected Monday morning around 10 a.m. in Southern California. The location was a few miles south of Julian, CA.
Fire Threat Continues into Sunday Across the West

1 week 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.
Spring Heat Wave Incoming: Record Highs Likely Across the Western U.S.

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

A surge of unseasonable heat is about to sweep across the western one-third of the country, with record-breaking temperatures in the forecast continuing through the weekend. A strong ridge of high pressure will settle over the region and dominate, trapping warm air and sending temperatures soaring 10-20° above average. A few record highs were achieved including in Phoenix, AZ where they hit 100 degrees for now two days in a row (Wednesday & Thursday).
A Wet and Wintry System Poised to Disrupt Late-Week Plans

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

Within the past day, a system moved through the Northeast bringing a few inches of snowfall to New England. Wednesday, the Northeast will get a slight break and relatively calm weather before rain is returns in full effect. A new weather system is poised to make its presence felt starting midweek, and it is bringing along a mix of rain, potential wintry precipitation, and unseasonably chilly temperatures.The Midwest will get the rain and snow first starting Wednesday morning.
Western U.S. Set to Break Record High Temperatures This Week

2 weeks ago | weathernationtv.com | Taban Sharifi

Another ridge of high pressure will dominate the Western U.S. late-week. Temperatures will soar 10-20° above average Thursday through Saturday. Many cities are anticipated to tie or break record high temperatures beginning Thursday. The warmth will build farther inland, for cities like Denver, by Saturday. Weekend one of the Coachella Music and Arts Festival is this weekend in Indio, CA. The forecast is calling for triple digit temperatures for Friday.