Shelden Breshears
First Alert Meteorologist
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Shelden was born and raised in Portales, New Mexico and is the First Alert Meteorologist for the Early Show on NewsChannel 10.
Shelden attended school at West Texas A&M University and graduated with a degree in Broadcasting and Electronic Media and attained his certification in Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University.
He first came to Newschannel 10 in 2016 as an intern, and has worked in several roles on his path to Meteorologist.
When he's not at work, Shelden loves going to the lake whenever he can, and hanging out with his wife and dog! Shelden is also an experienced photographer, and loves to take his camera along when chasing severe weather.
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Overnight thunderstorms continue to work through before sunrise on your Tuesday morning!
After overnight thunderstorms, showers and overall cloudy, damp conditions are in the forecast!
Thankfully, Friday wasn’t as hot as Thursday, but it was still warm, and pretty breezy.
Records have been set across the region this afternoon as highs have surged beyond 100°.
Currently watching for a cold front to push through at least half of the area this morning, which will drop temperatures for some of us.
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Early morning showers up in the northwest should mostly dissipate by the mid-morning hours, leaving partly cloudy skies behind.
As of this writing, showers and thunderstorms are working through the central to western halves of the region!
Time to gear up for the weekend. And to do that, we need to prepare for much cooler temperatures, and some rain!
For the first time in what feels like forever, we’re not expecting widespread extreme heat!
After record breaking heat on Thursday, we’ve got more of the same on deck for the rest of Thursday.
High pressure system is settling in for Wednesday, setting the stage for hot temperatures for the rest of the week.
It’s been a hot Friday afternoon, but some relief and slightly cooler temperatures are on the way for the weekend!
A mid-morning cold front is expected to push through this morning, leading to slightly cooler conditions for much of the area.
The good news is temperatures are trending down, and rain chances are trending up!
The silver lining to today’s forecast is it won’t be as hot as it has been for the rest of your Wednesday and ensuing work week.
After temperatures pushed close to the triple digits on Sunday, we’re going to push back to extreme heat today.
Temperatures have been much cooler as we’ve gone through our Friday afternoon, a welcome change.
It’s still toasty out there for the rest of your Wednesday today, but relief is on the way!
Stout southwesterly winds are set to push in today, bringing near record heat to the region.
Clear and sunny skies today will lead to very hot conditions, setting the tone for at least the first half of this week.
As we head into Friday night, some showers and storms are expected to move in later in the evening, mainly effecting counties in the north, but severe weather can reach further south if it is more robust.
Early morning storms up north continue to push through pre-sunrise for your Wednesday morning.
The high pressure that sent through light scattered showers overnight is going to push over us today, bringing in some high heat.
After a quiet Sunday, low clouds could make a return in the early morning hours of your Monday, with short-lived patchy fog present for some.
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Things look to be much quieter for today, with cool temperatures and a mix of sun and clouds.
Storms are firing up to the west of the region as of early this afternoon, with activity expected to track east.
Early morning showers in the north continue to work their way east/southeast this morning, and will fizzle out around sunrise.
Looks like most of, if not all of the region will experience a sunshine-filled 4th of July!
After an active Sunday afternoon, things have quieted down in the overnight period, leaving mostly clear skies for your Monday.
We officially hit 103° on Tuesday in Amarillo, and more of that same heat is expected today.
Early morning showers and storms are pushing out of the area as of early this morning, gearing up to leave partly cloudy conditions in its wake.
After an already active morning, more storms will be possible for your Friday afternoon.
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As we head into Wednesday, expect more partly cloudy skies and highs pushing into the low triple digits.
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