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Berkeley Taylor
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Meteorologist, KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
Beats
and Politics; American Politics; Criminal Justice; Civic Engagement; Public Policy; Identity Politics; Public Policy; Leadership; Diversity; EducationVoting Rights and Elections; Race Ethnicity
Content
By Berkeley Taylor Verified| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Between prescribed burns, wildfires, and incoming West Texas dust, you are sure to notice a hazy film covering the skies of the Brazos Valley this Easter weekend. Smoke:Multiple sources of smoke are elevating particulate matter levels across the Brazos Valley. The closest comes from East Texas where a large area of light to medium density smoke has been observed moving in from prescribed fires.
By Berkeley Taylor Verified, Max Crawford Verified, Kayleigh Thomas Verified, Stevie Stephenson Verified| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Rain chances are returning to the forecast... but the timing of those is less than ideal as they arrive in lockstep with Easter weekend. Most impactful weather conditions to look out for each day of the weekend, from strong winds to storm potential.(KBTX)Let’s break down this weekend rain chance day-by-day:Friday:While Friday technically brings the first of these weekend rain chances, raindrops will be difficult to come by.
By Berkeley Taylor Verified| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Between prescribed burns, wildfires, and incoming West Texas dust, you are sure to notice a hazy film covering the skies of the Brazos Valley this Easter weekend. Smoke:Multiple sources of smoke are elevating particulate matter levels across the Brazos Valley. The closest comes from East Texas where a large area of light to medium density smoke has been observed moving in from prescribed fires.
Company Info
KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
Bryan, Texas, United States
+1 979-846-7777