- Mostly Dry Through Thursday, Storm Chances Return This Weekend: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 9/8/26
The Setup A strong upper-level low is spinning across central Canada, with a trough dipping southward into the northern United States. Farther south, a broad ridge remains stretched across much of the southern half of the country, including the Deep South. That ridge will keep the overall pattern fairly quiet, warm, and humid across Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. A… - Back in the Doldrums – Labor Day/Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/7/26
The Summer pattern is holding on as long as it can at this point.We’re stuck with hot and humid weather for the next several days and it doesn’t look like anything’s going to change that for a while. We do have a Marginal (1/5) risk for severe weather today as any sort of storm has the potential for downbursts…Read more of Back in the Doldrums – Labor Day/Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/7/26
- Rain Possible Over the Weekend, Heat Continues Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 9/4/26
The disturbance in the Gulf is still hanging around for the next few days, driving in more rain chances to the Gulf coast. We’ve had a decent amount of rain that’s run through the central Pine Belt, too, this morning. More rain is possible into the afternoon for us before sunset, so keep your jacket on you if you’re… - Rain Chances Continue: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 9/3/26
The Setup We have an unsettled stretch of weather setting up across the region as an area of low pressure lingers near the northern Gulf. As shown below, energy, or spin in the atmosphere, is swirling over the Gulf and into our area. As that energy interacts with the abundant moisture already in place, it will help produce rounds…Read more of Rain Chances Continue: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 9/3/26
- Edouard Continues into Texas, Rain Incoming Later this Week – Weekend Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/2/26
Edouard made landfall between Texas and Louisiana yesterday as a tropical storm. It intensified very fast over a 24 hour period with recorded 50+ mph wind gusts! Flash flooding has also been a big problem for many in east Texas. Those of us in the Gulf Coast region know how quickly a tropical system can explode in the warm…
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