About Texas Weather Network

 

Texas Weather Network is built on real meteorologists serving real communities.

Our forecasts, alerts, and daily briefings are created by a team of degreed meteorologists who live and work in Texas and understand the unique challenges of forecasting in one of the most weather-diverse states in the country. From extreme heat and flash flooding to severe storms and tropical systems, our focus is simple: accuracy, clarity, and trust.

 

Texas weather doesn’t behave the same everywhere—and it never reads the script. That’s why our approach prioritizes local knowledge, human analysis, and clear communication over automation or hype. Every forecast is crafted with real-world impact in mind, helping families, schools, businesses, and communities make informed decisions every day.

 

Our meteorologists bring professional training, experience, and accountability to every forecast.

The Texas Weather Network team—Brian Silva, Sergio Lozano, Katie Frazier, Robert Luna, and Alex Menchaca—are all degreed meteorologists committed to explaining the weather honestly and calmly. We don’t chase clicks or exaggerate risk. We explain what’s likely, what’s not, and when attention is truly needed. Above all, we believe trust is earned daily. That’s why Texas Weather Network blends science, experience, and plain-language storytelling—so Texans can rely on us when the weather turns active and when it doesn’t.

 

Meet Our Meteorologists

 

Brian Silva – Meteorologist

Brian brings a strong foundation in atmospheric science with a focus on clear, impact-based forecasting. He specializes in breaking down complex weather patterns into practical information communities can act on.

 

Sergio Lozano – Meteorologist

Sergio’s work emphasizes regional forecasting and weather communication tailored to South and Central Texas. He is passionate about public safety and helping audiences understand evolving weather threats before they become emergencies.

 

Katie Frazier – Meteorologist

Katie focuses on forecast accuracy, seasonal trends, and audience education. Her approach centers on preparedness, clarity, and explaining not just the forecast, but the reasoning behind it.

 

Robert Luna – Senior Meteorologist

Robert brings experience in analyzing severe weather and high-impact events. He is dedicated to providing calm, factual guidance during active weather and ensuring forecasts remain grounded in science.

 

Alex Menchaca – Meteorologist

Alex specializes in translating technical forecast data into straightforward, trustworthy messaging. His work helps bridge the gap between meteorological science and everyday decision-making.

 

All Texas Weather Network meteorologists hold degrees in meteorology and are committed to professional standards, accuracy, and accountability.