Jeff Ray

Jeff Ray joined CBS 11 and TXA 21 in December 2010. Jeff came to North Texas from Nashville, where he spent the past 11 years, most recently as the morning meteorologist at WKRN-TV. His career has also taken him to Kansas City, Mo., where he was the senior meteorologist at KSHB-TV. Prior to that, he worked at television stations in Jefferson City, Mo.; Knoxville, Tenn.; and Fort Pierce, Fla.

Born in Lubbock, Jeff spent most of his childhood in Tennessee. He returned to Texas to attend the University of Texas at Austin, where he received his first undergraduate degree. Jeff went on to study news at the University of Florida and later completed his bachelor’s degree in broadcast meteorology at Mississippi State University. He also holds a master’s degree in science education from the University of Missouri at Kansas City.

Jeff and his wife are thrilled to be raising their two sons here in North Texas. In his spare time, Jeff enjoys gardening, cooking (which is more like scientific experimentation, if you ask his wife) and woodworking.

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Mosquito Spraying Set To Start In South Dallas

A mosquito tested positive for the virus in south Dallas this week, so crews in Dallas County will begin ground spraying on Wednesday night.

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Storm Chances Overnight

You can monitor the radar on our website There are two chances of rain and storms for north Texas over the next 8 hours. The first is a weak line of rain/storms moving over [...]

2013/06/17

Hot and Dry, Storms Tonight

The latest high temperatures as of 3pm this afternoon: Dewpoints are in the high 60′s so the “feel like” at Dallas Love Field right now is 101°F. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch box just wen t [...]

2013/06/16

Smaller Storm Chances for Father’s Day

A nice rain on Saturday afternoon and evening brought impressive rainfall amounts from the western edge of Henderson County north across Hunt and eastern Fannin counties. An Urban and Small Stream Advisory was issued by [...]

2013/06/15

4 Kids Hurt When Truck Hits Fort Worth Home

Four children are in the hospital Friday morning after a truck slammed into their home. The driver then fled from the scene.

2013/06/14

A woman and her friends soak up the sun. (credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

DFW Cooling Centers Open As Heat Begins

The hot temperatures will not be leaving North Texas any time soon, so many people will be looking for a place to go to cool off from the scorching heat.

2013/06/13

Low water levels in a lake-bed. (credit: Remy Gabalda/AFP/GettyImages)

Lake Levels Remain Low Across Texas

The spring was very dry this year. A heat wave is starting up across North Texas. And area lake levels are very, very low as we head into the dry season.

2013/06/12

A nice rain came through this early morning. No severe weather but reports of 40-45 mph winds and lightning. A large swath of 1″ plus rains moved across the metro and counties north: The DFW [...]

2013/06/09