Zavian Colon

More widespread shower and thunderstorm activity is expected Tuesday and Wednesday with the arrival of a cold front. Some strong to severe thunderstorms are possible each day, and the flooding potential may also increase on Wednesday after multiple rounds of rainfall.

Friday is here finally and Weather Whys is here to join the party. This week we are going to talk about tides and how the moon and the sun have an effect on the ocean and Meteorologist Zavian Colón ha...

Waco, TEXAS (FOX 44) — May is ‘A-A-P-L heritage month’ — a time to celebrate the Asian-American and Pacific-Islander communities … That continue to shape the story of America.From family traditions … ...

A toasty Friday, and what better way to spend it than watching Weather Whys. This week, we are going to break down how the heat index works and the huge role humidity plays. Meteorologist Zavian Colón has the details

Storm chances will increase next week while temperatures return to near-normal values. A few strong to severe storms are possible, but locally heavy rain will be the primary concern.

Most of North and Central Texas will be hot and dry today and Sunday. Highs will top out in the 80s and low 90s today, and reach the lower and mid-90s Sunday. There will be a very low chance (<20%) fo...

Isolated to scattered storms are expected mainly west of I-35 Wednesday afternoon through the overnight hours. Stronger storms will be capable of strong winds and brief heavy downpours. The overall storm motion will likely be west to east.

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Friday is back, and so is Weather Whys. This week, we are going to talk about another checkpoint on Earth’s journey around the Sun: the Summer Solstice. Meteorologist Zavian Colón has the details.

Summer-like heat and humidity will continue through much of the week, with afternoon highs in the 90s and heat index values near or above 100 degrees each day. Keep in mind that areas affected by thunderstorms, lingering cloud cover, or outflow boundaries may end up a few degrees cooler than forecast.