Meteorologist Trey Meynig

03/15/2026

Check out these drastic weather changes expected over the next 2 days! We go from a high near 90 on Sunday to a high only near 60 on Monday! (we will likely go from a heat index value Sunday afternoon above 90, to a wind chill value in the 30's and 40's on Monday) not to mention gusty winds expected on Monday especially gusting to 40 mph or even higher. Fire danger likely this coming week especially on Monday. ~ Trey

02/15/2026

SATURDAY 2/14/26 6PM Hail stones nearly quarter size in Cuero! A severe thunderstorm around 5 pm this afternoon dropped these hail stones right in the city of Cuero itself! Thank you Gerald Zengerle for the pictures. ~ Trey

01/24/2026

Here is the latest projections on tonight's potential freezing precipitation event. Hit play on each graphic to follow the timeline for both temperatures and expected freezing rain. The main driving concern will be during the overnight into the early morning Sunday. Thankfully the ground is warm, so ice accumulation is expected to be little to one, however, bridges and elevated roadways could see significant icing, making travel dangerous. My advice is to stay off the roads! f you must drive somewhere, drive with caution and with a much lower speed than normal. Hang in there folks, It will be somewhat warmer by midweek. Stay warm!

01/17/2026

Freeze warning for all counties in blue, from 4am until 9am Sunday morning. Bring your plants in and your pets!

Red flag warning for all the counties in red, plus all the counties in blue are also under a red flag warning until 8pm tonight (Saturday) very low humidity levels, a fire can get out of control quickly!

~ Trey

11/01/2025

547pm Saturday November 1st - Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 630pm for Goliad, Bee, and Refugio counties. As of 545pm a severe thunderstorm was located near Beeville moving SE at 35 mph. The main threat from this storm is likely quarter size hail, 40 mph wind gusts, and very heavy rainfall. Stay weather aware and stay indoors! ~ Trey

11/01/2025

5:05 pm Saturday, November 1st -- Thunderstorms in the Crossroads this evening, especially near the Normanna and Beeville areas, near El Campo and Wharton, and more along the I - 10 corridor. The storms could produce 30 to 40 mph wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and some small hail. Be weather aware this evening. ~ Trey

10/26/2025

Still watching and tracking rain and thunderstorms across the area this evening. Some of these storms will produce heavy rainfall. If you notice on the future tracker radar, the rain quickly gets pushed away, replaced by dry air and sunny skies by Sunday morning. Until then stay weather aware for the net few hours, We will keep you updated. ~ Trey

10/22/2025

Looking forward to it!

Big news! The Mid-Coast Hurricane & Disaster Conference is turning 25!

A brand-new logo and website just launched as we get ready for the 2026 conference — theme: “Landfall to Legacy.”

Join us April 15–16 in Victoria, TX as we celebrate 25 years of learning, teamwork, and keeping our communities strong.
Learn more & register: www.mchdc.org

06/28/2025

We now have a tropical depression in the far southern Gulf. Tropical depression 2 is forecast to become tropical storm Barry before moving into Mexico by Monday. This system is likely to stay well south of the Texas coast. However, we will keep rain chances rather high for Sunday and Monday, with continued moisture flow around the system moving into Texas. ~ Trey

06/12/2025

https://www.crossroadstoday.com/news/emergency-management-advises-shelter-in-place-for-victoria-residents/article_631b72de-242d-4554-b572-d990b0a36b5b.html

VICTORIA, Texas – The Victoria Office of Emergency Management is advising all Victoria residents to shelter in place for at least the next few hours.