Kevan Smith is a meteorologist at NBC 5/Telemundo Weather Team. With a strong background in atmospheric science and a passion for climate change and environmental issues, he covers topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also bringing insights on regional and world news. Kevan has been featured in NBC 7 San Diego, Lexology, and NBC DFW.
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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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We’re ending the month of May and beginning the month of June with a taste of summer.
By: Kevan Smith
We’re starting the month of June with a continued taste of summer along with rain chances on the horizon for North Texas.
Keep an eye on the night sky for some celestial events Where are the planets? Overview of where to view the planets:
North Texas finds itself in a typical June weather pattern with very warm days and muggy nights. NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith says to expect spotty to scattered showers and storms are possible into the weekend.
NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks, “What scale do we use to classify the strength of a hurricane?”
By: Kevan Smith
Storm coverage will increase across North Texas as an upper-low moves in. The highest storm chances arrive Saturday and some could produce heavy rain, gusty winds, small hail and frequent lightning. NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith says storms should gradually diminish by Sunday evening as the system exits.
NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks, “Which statement about rainbows is false?”
Expect a partly to mostly cloudy start to Monday with lows into the lower to mid-70s. For the afternoon, sunshine with highs into the lower-90s.
