Evan Thomason

1 Job. 1 team. 1 love. 1 year at @KSLA . Thankful to all of my coworkers who have helped me along the way & a special thanks goes out to Matt Jones for trusting me with this opportunity. Let’s do another☝️!

@TheWxCandy Stay strong! Yall are amazing😁

“Weather girl” and calling me fat is the best they’ve got? Embarrassing. Say you’re threatened without saying it. Basement WiFi must be strong today. Stay loud, ladies in meteorology and storm chasing, I see you.

SEVERE STORMS SOON: Our main rainy day this work week is on Wednesday with a couple storms flaring up as early as the late night hours of Tuesday. These storms do bring a solid chance for some severe warnings. Look out in the middle of this week!

4:45am Temps: It's a little chilly for Monday. I'd call this good "hoodie weather". It'll be a little rollercoaster for our morning temps this week. We're getting warmer for the starts of Tuesday & Wednesday before being cooler for the starts of Thursday & Friday.

Severe weather looks to return by the middle of next week as another late spring cold front takes aim on the region. A deep trough will assist in thunderstorms increasing by Tuesday night continuing into Wednesday, roughly the timeframe for severe weather. #arwx #lawx #okwx #txwx

A perfect time for a beautiful weekend. Enjoy a break from the rain...until next week.

9:46am Radar: Widespread rain showers are spread out across most of the ArkLaTex. Texarkana is right on the edge with a few on & off storms. For the most part, we can expect this radar picture to remain the same for the next 12 consecutive hours or so. Drive safely!

As @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ monitors the weather over the nation this morning, it is keeping a close eye on the South, where a storm is bringing heavy rainfall to parts of Texas and the Gulf Coast. Water vapor imagery is showing deep atmospheric moisture streaming over the region. Latest: weather.gov

We might threaten some record coldest high temperatures for May 1st today. On top of the umbrella, make sure to bundle up!

4:45am Radar: Rain showers are few for the moment mainly in-between the I-20 & I-30 corridors... Yet this might be the least amount of storms we have present on a radar picture ALL DAY TODAY. I'd try to get make that morning commute early if you can before more storms come in.

The further you are south, the more storms you're gonna get over the next 2 days. Thankfully besides a little potential for flash flooding, we have NO severe weather threat for the rest of the work week.

Hey JT, Is it going to be May?🎤🧐

4:45am Radar: We're tracking onto a couple non-severe storms only in the southern half of the ArkLaTex. These storms are moving eastward into NW LA & should leave the region by the mid morning hours before we bring in another supply of storms for everyone starting around lunch.

I forgot how good sleeping to rain is.😴

4/29/26 @KSLA First Alert Weather Day Overview

Damage from a tornado just 2 counties to the east of McCurtain County in southern OK.

9:44am Radar: We're seeing a little something trying to spark up. A few storms are forming currently across NE TX while a few drizzles have been noted across NW LA. Expect more storms to form & amplify the more we get into the afternoon.

@MatthewCappucci Mind you, yesterday was supposed to bring us an enhanced risk of severe weather if that CAP did break.

@MatthewCappucci Having the same issues with the bust locally east of DFW in the ArkLaTex. One severe storm passed by our northern edge yesterday and that was IT. Warm CAP aloft stood strong, but it hopefully won't today.

DFW gang – just because you didn't get hail at your house doesn't mean it didn't hail. See all those green triangles? That's large, destructive hail. Tons of reports from the southwest side of the MetroPlex. Consider yourself lucky, Spartan Batman, that it passed to your west.

Dear Viewers, This is for you regarding this past Monday & Tuesday’s ArkLaTex weather forecast…

It's the Mayor's Favorite Forecast!