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  • Record Temps and Late Week Rain – Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 7/27/26
    by Noah Gower
    July 27, 2026
    If you look at the map below, you’ll notice that a good third of the country is under some sort of heat-related advisory/warning. Most of that is due to a massive upper-level trough that is keeping conditions dry for much of the Midwest. For us, that means sweltering, humid, and record high temperatures as that ridge clashes with a…

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  • Monday Morning Refresh- 7/27/26
    by Kayden Page
    July 27, 2026
    Currently, we are seeing some stronger storms moving from the Mid-South down into Alabama. Outside of that area of convection, it is set to be a warm but relatively quiet day across our region. These storms over Alabama formed as part of a storm track due to a southerly flow from an area of high pressure over Oklahoma. The…

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  • 7/26/26 – Regional Weather Forecast: Triple digits will likely mean triple the time spent indoors!
    by Ella Szczerbik
    July 26, 2026
    And triple the ice cream. In the upcoming week, our region will be caught between a strong ridge over the central U.S. and a trough over the eastern U.S. The strong high pressure aloft (shown below on the left) will lead to a stretch of hot weather with little rain, except for parts of northern Alabama and Georgia. For…

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  • The Gulf High Arrives: Southern LA/MS/AL Local Forecast- 7/26/26
    by Kayden Page
    July 26, 2026
    Hey y’all! We’re back to our seasonally typical weather pattern with high temperatures and, of course, a chance for those diurnal afternoon thunderstorms. Tonight Our NWS radar down below shows just a few of those isolated afternoon storms popping up over various areas in our region. These storms are diurnal thunderstorms, which are thunderstorms that develop mainly because of…

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  • Two Oceans, Two Forecasts: Tropical Forecast – 7/26/2026
    by Martin Franciscus
    July 26, 2026
    It’s like night and day. Thankfully we’re in the day. It’s all quiet in the Atlantic basin. After the death of Bertha, it appears Mother Nature has gone back into hibernation. Out west it’s a different story. Three areas of interest including two hurricanes. Genevieve is currently a major hurricane and is expected to continue to strengthen. Thankfully, it…

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