
Berkeley Taylor
I am a native Texan, born and raised in Mansfield! From the February snowstorm of 2010 to the December 2015 tornado outbreak, growing up in North Texas meant there was no shortage of active weather. Funnily enough, though, I actually grew up terrified of severe weather, but somewhere along the way, that fear turned into curiosity.
My dad was, and still is, always tracking active weather. On very special occasions, he would let my brother and me miss school to go chase down snow (I always loved that!). I attribute a lot of my love for weather to him. However, it wasn’t until taking an environmental science class my junior year of high school that I knew I really wanted to pursue meteorology.
I am the loudest and proudest member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2023 - WHOOP! During my time at Texas A&M, I found my passion for weather. I chased storms, launched weather balloons, and even studied tropical meteorology in Barbados! During my senior year, I was lucky enough to land a fill-in weather anchor position at KTEN in Sherman, TX. KTEN helped me realize that I might want to give the whole TV thing a shot!
I graduated with my Bachelor of Science in Meteorology in the spring of 2023, and I like to say I walked down the street and got a job - but really, I had my sights set on KBTX for quite some time. I started as a weekend meteorologist at KBTX in Bryan-College Station in June of ’23 and was promoted to the midday position in April of ’24. In the Brazos Valley, you get a little taste of everything. I covered the record-setting heat of 2023, the Christmas Eve hailstorm of 2024, Hurricane Beryl, and a handful of tornado outbreaks during my time at KBTX. I loved every second of working there; it’s where I really fell in love with broadcast meteorology. But when the opportunity to come back home presented itself, I knew I had to take it!
I am so grateful to be back in North Texas, doing what I love. I look forward to delivering your FOX 4 Warn Forecast for many years to come. Thank you for welcoming me back home!
The latest from Berkeley Taylor
Dallas weather: High-pressure ridge brings a dangerous wave of triple-digit summer heat
A powerful ridge of high pressure building across the Plains is ushering in a prolonged stretch of dangerous, triple-digit heat and dry conditions across the region this week, pushing temperatures up to 10 degrees above normal for late July.
Texas rain departs as extreme heat wave brings triple-digit temperatures
A stubborn low-pressure system that dumped over two feet of rain in parts of Texas is finally exiting the state, paving the way for a dramatic shift to extreme summer heat and triple-digit temperatures next week.
Dallas weather: Widespread thunderstorms bring flash flood risks and brief heat relief
A wave of scattered thunderstorms is expected to bring heavy rain, localized flooding risks, and brief relief from the July heat to North Texas and the Texoma region starting Sunday afternoon.
World Cup knockout match faces Texas heat; triple-digits in the forecast
A massive heat dome expanding across the United States is set to bake soccer fans Tuesday as North Texas hosts a World Cup knockout-round match amid skyrocketing temperatures, kicking off a hot week that will culminate in triple-digit heat for the Fourth of July.
North Texas faces intense summer heat and Saharan dust ahead of the Fourth of July
While heat alerts grip more than 20 states from the Plains through the Midwest and Great Lakes, North Texas is carving out its own distinct brand of summer swelter this week.
Near triple-digit heat, gusty winds, and Saharan dust to blanket North Texas
North Texas faces intense heat, gusty winds, and a massive plume of Saharan dust bringing hazy skies and vibrant sunsets early this week.
Dallas Weather: Storms to impact World Cup watch parties across the Metroplex
Heavy rain and scattered Sunday storms threaten to impact fans traveling to the Netherlands vs. Japan World Cup match at Dallas Stadium.
Flash flood warnings persist across Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex as continuous rain saturates region
A wave of continuous overnight rainfall left large swaths of North Texas flooded Sunday morning, prompting emergency managers to close multiple roadways and issue several flash flood warnings across the region.
Dallas Weather: Warm and muggy with rain chances into the weekend
An active weather pattern for North Texas continues with more rain changes over the next few days.
Dallas Weather: Memorial Day weekend storm chances threaten outdoor plans and travel
Most of North Texas will stay dry Friday before scattered storms and potential hail threaten outdoor plans throughout the Memorial Day weekend.









