Josh Johns is a Morning Meteorologist at KXXV. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on hydrology, water management, and climate policy, while also covering regional interest and world news across North America. Josh's insights and reporting have been featured in KXXV, 25 News, FOX 4 NEWS, NewsBreak, and Fox 32 Chicago.
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Josh Johns focuses on local weather coverage, primarily in the Waco, Texas area. His articles predominantly cover seasonal changes and provide forecasts for local residents.
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After a small chance of rain in the morning, we will see warm and breezy conditions for Thursday as highs climb into the low 80s again.
A cold front will work into our area triggering showers and storms by afternoon, especially along and east of I-35. Behind the front, things turn cool for the weekend.
A light freeze will be possible overnight into Sunday morning with highs in the low 60s Sunday.
By: Josh Johns
The Brief The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-2 tornado hit Wise County and an EF-1 struck Parker County during the weekend storms.
North Texas will stay mostly quiet Saturday night, with only a slight chance of isolated storms in far northwestern counties near Wichita Falls, Graham, and areas like Jack, Young, and Montague counties.
By: Josh Johns
The Brief Multiple rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will sweep across North Texas through Sunday afternoon, bringing widespread risk of flash flooding.
By: Josh Johns
Multiple rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will sweep across North Texas through Sunday afternoon, bringing widespread risk of flash flooding. Most ar
By: Tracy DeLatte, Josh Johns
The Brief DFW officially recorded its first 100-degree day of the year on Tuesday at 3:20 p.m., arriving just a few days later than the July 1 average.
By: Josh Johns, Tracy DeLatte
The Brief Over the past three days, nearly 30 inches of rain hit parts of South Central Texas, sparking widespread flooding that has left two people dead.
By: Tracy DeLatte, Josh Johns, Aaron Barker
The Brief Over the past three days, nearly 30 inches of rain hit parts of South Central Texas, sparking widespread flooding that has left two people dead.
