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I hope everyone is staying safe from the heat as this upper-level high pressure ridge continues to dominate the U.S. The high/low pressure regime over the country is in what is called an omega pattern…
Read more of Continued Heat with Little Rain Chances: Coastal MS/LA/AL Weather Forecast – 6/19/22
For those that haven’t melted away yet, find a beach to visit today as that will be the best way you can cool off this weekend. With rain chances remaining minimal and a heat advisory…
Hot temperatures are expected to continue throughout the next seven days, with very low rain chances each day. The only relief for the heat may be Sunday, where drier air may provide some relief to…
Read more of Heat wave continues with very low rain chances: Coastal AL/MS/LA – 6/17/22
High temperatures and humidity are not going anywhere as we head towards the weekend as the upper-level high pressure ridge backs to the west in the next several days. This ridge is responsible for the…
As you woke up this morning, you probably noticed the coastal warmth and humidity as the air temperature fluctuated between the mid-to-upper 70s and the dewpoint temperature hovered around 75F. Many are probably wondering, “Will…
Hot temperatures are expected throughout the next few days, and high heat indexes reaching into the 100s can be expected throughout the week and into the weekend. The chance of rain and storms is present…
It will be warm today. All of the local National Weather Service offices have issued Heat Advisories today. Heat Index values will be up over 105F and could approach 110F for some. And a few…
After an active weather day yesterday, things should be much calmer today. Get out and enjoy the weekend weather, just make sure to keep an eye out for a few pop up storms this afternoon.…
A new wrinkle emerged tis morning in the hi-res model data – afternoon storms! The timeline for the line of storms crashing this direction (the “MCS” I talked about last night) from Arkansas has slowed…
Read more of 6/10/22 830A Update: Storms still likely, some severe, but question marks remain
The Storm Prediction Center bumped up the potential for severe weather across the area tomorrow to an Enhanced Risk. That is a “3” on the 1-to-5 scale where “5” is the highest risk for the…
