Bryan Ramsey is a reporter and weekend meteorologist for Action News Now.
Bryan Ramsey started working for Action News Now as a weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter in June of 2019.
Bryan graduated from Texas A&M University in May of 2019 with a bachelor's degree in meteorology and minors in journalism and geography. He was born and raised in the Houston area, growing up in the small town of Santa Fe, TX.
He has always been fascinated by the hurricanes that impacted his hometown near the coast with a life-long dream of becoming a meteorologist. During his free time, Bryan enjoys photography, hiking and visiting new places.
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For any weather-related questions or news story ideas, please email him at bramsey@actionnewsnow.com.
Low-90s in the valley the next few days but we begin to bake later in the week.
Many in Chico have taken to the designated cooling centers in the North State to escape the heat from the Excessive Heat Warning.
Melanoplus devastator grasshoppers have inundated Indian Valley in Plumas Valley plaguing ranchers.
Warmer today and continuing to warm through Wednesday but once we reach Thursday we can expect temperatures to take a mild dip.
Triple digits possible in the Valley the next few days with 90s in the mountains but temperatures take a 10 degree dip by next Friday.
Triple digits across the valley this weekend but a return to low-90s is possible next week.
Hot and smoky today but these conditions might not last forever.
A 0.3-acre fire was contained this morning North of Oroville by CAL FIRE, near the highway 70 and 149 interchange.
Chico's Fire Chief says wildfire potential is not large in Lower Bidwell park due to good fuel types and flat topography.
Although there are high forecasted temperatures for the week, fire officials just wrapped up a controlled burn in Tehama County on Wednesday.
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