Allan Gwyn

A native Texan, Allan was born and raised in the Amarillo area. A graduate of Canyon High School he also attended West Texas State University and earned his Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University.

No stranger to severe weather he started storm chasing at age 16 and has experienced virtually every kind of nasty weather the panhandles has to offer. In fact, it was his storm-chasing that launched his career in TV.

He joined KFDA in 1992 as a news photographer and severe weather chaser and went on air as a Broadcast Meteorologist in 2002. Allan has also worked for another Television station in the area in the mid 90s and KXXV-TV in Waco in 2007 and 2008 gaining valuable experience with severe weather coverage and forecasting.

"When the opportunity arose to come back to my home town, join the NewsChannel 10 Storm Track Weather Team, and continue my career serving the people of the panhandles, I couldn't have been happier! This is the best place in the world to work and live, we have the nicest people and some of the most challenging weather on the planet. Who could ask for more."

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Storm Track Weather with Allan Gwyn

Today's Forecast

82°
64°

We have a nice and cool morning with scattered showers across the western half of the area and some of these showers could last through mid morning. Today will be a partly cloudy day with a decent chance for some late day and overnight storms. We will see a warm up for tomorrow with highs back into the 90s.

We invite you to visit our website newschannel10.com for the latest forecast information and to use our interactive SuperDoppler radar.

7-Day Forecast: Amarillo

Tuesday

82°
64°

Cooler, Heavy Rain Possible

Wednesday

93°
64°

Warm, Isolated Storms

Thursday

95°
65°

Hot, Isolated Storms

Friday

95°
66°

Mostly Sunny, Hot

Saturday

95°
66°

Partly Cloudy, Hot

Sunday

94°
67°

Partly Cloudy, Hot

Monday

93°
66°

Partly Cloudy, Hot

Currently in Amarillo as of

84°(Feels like 84°)
Partly Cloudy
Wind: SSE @ 9 mph, gusting to 21 mph
Barometer: 30.08 in.
Sunrise: 06:32
Sunset: 21:04
Humidity: 40%
UV Index: 10.00

7-Day Forecast: Cannon AFB