Berkeley Taylor
Meteorologist
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Berkeley was born and raised in the suburbs of Fort Worth in a town called Mansfield. She attended Texas A&M and graduated in the spring of 2023 with her Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. She loves College Station and is very excited to continue to call it home! Weather has been a passion of Berkeley's for as long as she can remember, and she is very thankful to get to share that passion with the residents of the Brazos Valley. In her free time, Berkeley loves to watch and play sports! She is an avid Cowboys fan, and never misses a game! If you see Berkeley around, be sure to say Howdy!
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Tropical Storm Nigel has formed in the Atlantic and is forecast to strengthen over the next week.
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Rain finally fell in the Brazos Valley. After all was said and done Friday, rainfall totals settled between 0.50-3.0 inches.
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Hurricane Margot has formed in the western Atlantic, becoming the 5th hurricane of the Atlantic season.
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This summer's record-breaking heat is taking a toll on the water levels across Texas, including a major water source for the Brazos Valley, the Brazos River.
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It's Thursday, which means a new drought monitor has been released. Exceptional drought is now prevalent across the western portions of the Brazos Valley.
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Nearing the peak of hurricane season with two areas to watch.
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The latest drought monitor reveals continued severe drought across the Brazos Valley
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Tropical Storm Idalia is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane, joining Hurricane Franklin in the Atlantic.
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Tropical Depression Ten has been upgraded to Tropical Storm Idalia, becoming the tenth named storm of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
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Scattered rain may slow worsening over the next week
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Tropical Depression Nine has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Fire danger has become a growing concern across the state of Texas this month. Monday brings Red Flag Warnings to the entirety of the Brazos Valley.
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As of Sunday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center is issuing forecasts for two tropical storms and a tropical depression
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As we approach the peak of Atlantic hurricane season, tropical activity is increasing significantly.
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The ongoing drought across the state of Texas is impacting our water levels in more ways than one.
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NOAA has released an updated 2023 Atlantic hurricane season outlook, forecasting "above-normal" tropical activity.
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Drought continues to plague the Brazos Valley, hindering our soil's health.
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Worsening drought conditions for the Brazos Valley
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Abnormally dry conditions return to western counties
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Tropical Depression Four has formed in the Central Atlantic, and is expected to strengthen in the next day or two.
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Isolated, weakening storms could impact parts of the Northeast Brazos Valley through the middle of the night
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