- Dry Week Ahead, Drier Feeling Air As Well – Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/14/26
The front that brought us our late week rain last week has officially moved out and been replaced with a high pressure system in the Gulf. The high covers a pretty broad area which means that rain chances are going to be limited after today. The air will begin to feel a bit dry as well! While the temperatures… - Dry Spell Ahead Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 9/11/26
The rain has moved out of most of the Pine Belt this morning, and it looks like most of the rain is gone for the rest of the day! A few showers may pop up later this afternoon, but otherwise it’s looking cooler than we’ve been used to. We still have some hot days ahead of us by next…Read more of Dry Spell Ahead Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 9/11/26
- Gulf Low Brings Rain & Marginal Flood Threat: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 9/10/26
A batch of heavy rain is already affecting the Gulf Coast, where some areas have picked up a few inches of rain. A Flash Flood Warning is currently in effect for Bay St. Louis, so use caution around any flooded roads. Additional showers and storms are expected through the afternoon, and there is a marginal risk of flash flooding… - Dry Day Today, Rain Waves Moving in This Weekend – Weekend Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/9/26
The heat has dialed back a bit today, and the pattern will remain the same for a little while. A front at the coastline will help drive moisture into the Gulf Coast region and bring some much needed rain to our area! This looks to persist through the weekend, so if you have plans to go outdoors, be ready… - 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…
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