- Swap the umbrella out for a fan this week : Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 8/9/26
This week, the best shot at rain is during the Mon-Tue timeframe, as spotty showers and storms are possible each afternoon, with the highest rain totals in the southernmost portions of Louisiana. The likelihood of rain decreases by Wednesday, and in its place, extreme heat returns. In the latter half of the week, the weather should remain fairly similar…Read more of Swap the umbrella out for a fan this week : Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 8/9/26
- Tropical Forecast – 8/9/26
Currently, the Atlantic Ocean has two areas to watch: Tropical Disturbance One in the central Atlantic and Tropical Disturbance Two in the eastern Atlantic. Disturbance One has a 20% chance of formation over the next week. As of now, the disturbance is moving westward about several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands. Development will most likely be… - Southern Heat & Storms- Regional Forecast 8/9/26
Looking at our regional outlook today, we see disorganized storms out in the northern Gulf with some pushing inland, impacting our coastal communities. Isolated thunderstorms are also forming across Alabama. The scattered showers and mild pop-ups concentrated along coastal waters and immediate shorelines are driven by high humidity and temperature differences between the warming land and the water. Because…Read more of Southern Heat & Storms- Regional Forecast 8/9/26
- 08/09/26 Forecast Refresh
Good morning! As of 9 am CDT, temperatures are in the lower 80s throughout our region. Throughout the day today, temperatures will continue to get hotter, eventually reaching the mid 90s for many by late this afternoon. We’re expecting a few sea breeze storms today, mostly in areas a bit closer to the coast. We’re currently sitting under an… - Tropical Forecast – 8/8/26
The Pacific is cooking up the potential for a tropical depression south of Hawaii in a few days. Meanwhile, we’ve got two highlighted areas of potential back here in the Atlantic. The National Hurricane Center has identified two areas over the Atlantic for potential tropical cyclone development over the next 7 days. The highlighted areas are overlapping…so breaking them…
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