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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Wildfires Break Out in the Desert Southwest

1 day 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

1 day 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

2 days 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?
Severe Weather Ramps Up Late Week

4 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Kevin Schneider

We've been stuck in a pretty stagnant pattern recently. With a few cut-off lows and strong ridges of high pressure, the day-to-day pattern has struggled to change much. The trough in the Pacific Northwest will try to change that later this week. As this trough swings in, it will run into VERY warm temperatures. By Wednesday and Thursday, highs across the High Plains will get back to the 80's and 90's. The warm and humid air will more than likely help power strong to severe storms later this week.
Unseasonable Heat to Scorch Western and Northern U.S. Mother’s Day Weekend

5 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

A significant upper-level ridge is forecast to anchor itself over the western United States this weekend, setting the stage for an unseasonable and intense burst of heat. This weather pattern will push temperatures well above average for mid-May, creating conditions that feel more like the peak of summer than spring. This Mother’s Day weekend could break temperature records for many regions and pose heat-related risks to vulnerable populations.
Florida’s Rainy Season May Be Starting Ahead of Schedule

5 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

Florida can not seem to shake the storms this week! Since Monday, there have been stormy conditions, even bringing some small hail across the Sunshine State. More rain is in the forecast as a frontal boundary moves into the Southeast. Could this be the start to Florida's Rainy season? Florida is famous for its sunshine, but at the end of spring/summer in the state, the skies often tell a different story.
Weekend Severe Risk in Montana Ahead of Pattern Change

6 days ago | weathernationtv.com | Dave Holder

While much of the western U.S. will feel record-breaking heat over the weekend, a big change to the weather pattern is expected as we head into next week. As this transition occurs, Montana will see rounds of thunderstorms, with some severe potential. With temperatures pushing 90°F across Big Sky Country, sufficient instability will be available for thunderstorms to develop and strengthen. These storms could organize underneath strong upper-level winds.
Stormy Days Ahead for the Northeast and Mid-Alantic

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

After a round of strong thunderstorms on Wednesday, the Northeast will get a brief break, with lingering showers and some storms sticking around. However, this reprieve will be short-lived as severe weather returns to the forecast for Thursday. A short wave of energy from Canada, along with a cold front pushing into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, will trigger more storms.
Major Spring Storm Continues With Rain & Snow For the Rockies

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Brittany Lockley

Looking at the rain from a glass half full lens, the Four Corners has received beneficial rain and snow over the last several days. Rain and Snow totals have already started piling in for Colorado. In the past 24 hours the highest totals for rain have been over 2.50 inches for Rye and Denver has seen over an inch of rainfall. The rain is not the only factor. So far, Colorado has seen over half a foot of snow, and totals will be on the rise Wednesday.
Severe Thunderstorms and Flooding Back in the Forecast for New Mexico and Texas

1 week ago | weathernationtv.com | Dave Holder

We've had a little break across Texas from active weather, but it will quickly come to an end as we see the next upper-level system emerge from the west. While the upper low moves closer, surface low pressure will deepen, bringing in plenty of moisture from the Gulf. As this occurs, instability will grow each afternoon as temperatures warm. As these ingredients come together, severe thunderstorms are expected to erupt, with all hazards possible.