Shelden Breshears
First Alert Meteorologist
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.
We’ve started to warm some for your Friday, and as we head into this evening, temperatures will cool to around the 30°s.
Our winter weather system has departed, allowing weather and road conditions to rapidly improve.
After an eventful day on your Saturday, a few more areas will see some moisture, before we dry out overnight.
After a nice Thanksgiving holiday, things are looking much cooler, and eventually more wintry-like for your Friday.
It’ll be another windy start to our Tuesday today, with winds sticking around for at least the first part of the day.
A passing system to our east is kicking up winds and dropping temperatures for the day today.
We’re seeing another damp and foggy morning across much of the panhandle again Wednesday morning!
Some of you, mainly in the southwest, are waking up to some foggy conditions on your Monday morning.
An approaching cold front looks to bring some changes for at least some parts of the area today.
Warm & sunny look to be the buzzwords for our forecast here for the next several days.
Despite a chilly start to our Wednesday (20°-30°s) we’ll see warmer conditions as we head into this afternoon.
While earlier today was a bit icy, most of the precipitation has now moved out of the area.
We only got to 34° for your Sunday, and have since dropped back into the 30°s, but with breezy winds, it feels like we’re down in the teens as you start your Monday.
Overnight showers and weak thunderstorms continue to push through as of writing this morning, with the bulk of rain moving off towards the eastern panhandles.
Showers are ongoing pre-sunrise this morning down in the southeast and low clouds for others.
One of the first things you’ll notice heading outside today is the smell of moisture in the air!
As of before sunrise this morning, a cold front is just north of our area, pushing south.
While Monday was a near perfect Autumn day, winds and temperatures are up for Tuesday.
After a chilly weekend, temperatures are looking to trend up, but thankfully not too much!
We’re definitely feeling our overnight cold front, as 60°s are being seen across the region!
As we head into Monday, we’ll continue our recent trend of mid-80°s with sunny skies and light breezes.
A cold front is pushing through as of Wednesday morning, which is likely to cause a variety of weather across the region.
Several parts of the area got tons of rain Monday afternoon, however, the solid line of storms previously expected never materialized due to weak upper-level support.
We saw spotty storms fizzle out Sunday night, leading to quieter conditions to start your Monday.
Conditions look to stay warm here for the next few days with winds unfortunately picking up the later we go in the week.
Temperatures, while above normal, won’t be out of control hot as we start a brand new week.
It’s still a scorcher of a day for most of the region, but cooler conditions are coming!
Rain chances have unfortunately left the area, leaving behind sunnier skies and warmer weather.
