Kevan Smith is a journalist who writes for NBC DFW, focusing on weather forecasts and astronomy in the North Texas region. His articles provide valuable information on upcoming weather patterns, celestial events, and their impact on the local community. Kevan's work has also been featured in San Diego Live Sound and Lexology.
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Kevan Smith's articles primarily focus on weather and forecasts, particularly related to North Texas. His coverage attributes emphasize announcements and event coverage, indicating a preference for pitches involving upcoming weather events or significant changes in the forecast.
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It was 87 degrees when The State Fair of Texas opened on Oct. 2, 1970, NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks why Big Tex almost didn't show up for the opening.
A dry and mostly sunny weather pattern will continue for North Texas.
By: Kevan Smith
Due to a light wind, high levels of ozone are possible across DFW for Monday. Thus, an Air Quality Alert (Ozone Action Day) is in effect.
By: Kevan Smith
Even though a cold front moved across North Texas on Tuesday, temperatures are still running above normal. An Air Quality Alert (Ozone Action Day) is in effect for Dallas-Fort Worth on Wednesday.
Unseasonably warm weather continues across the area. Highs will climb into the upper-80s to lower-90s. Overnight lows will hold into the mid-60s.
With an upper-level ridge parked to the west, our unseasonably warm weather will continue into the weekend.
NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks what weather is not good for growing pumpkins.
High pressure will continue to dominate the weather scene and deliver mostly sunny skies.
Texas is known for livestock, and livestock feed on hay. NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks what is the safe internal temperature that hay should not exceed.
High pressure will continue to dominate the weather scene and deliver mostly sunny skies through next week.
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