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Several severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings have passed over the ArkLaMiss Delta. As the afternoon progresses, I suspect there will be more as it moves across central Mississippi. The line itself will begin to…
Read more of On Tonight’s Severe Weather – Forecast for South MS 1/5/24
I know every attention-seeking social media person covered this about two weeks ago, but I think I’ll take a stab at it this time around since it’s about six days out. Is it going to…
Read more of Ah, Yes, The Snowpocalypse Again… – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 1/4/24
Depending on who you are and what your threshold for weather-related interruption is I know it can feel exciting – or scary – to hear about the chance for snow and colder temperatures. For what…
We’re in for a lot better weather over the next several days as the severe weather passed us over last night. We’re in for a bit of a dry spell for the week as another…
Read more of A Calmer New Year’s Week – Weekly Outlook for MS/LA/AL 12/29/24
County by county breakdown of the severe weather threat from Nick here. As Nick has stated in his blog, this isn’t the worst of the worst, but the threat for high winds, heavy rain, and…
I want to start off by saying: Today is not a slam dunk event. A lot of folks are posting about a severe weather outbreak, mega tornado outbreak, super extreme severe weather apocolypsemaggedon of doom.…
I bet that got your attention. That is the message from the SPC. Looking at the maps, typically we have a 0.20% risk for a tornado on December 28th. And tomorrow the forecast calls for…
Read more of About 50x more likely to see a tornado tomorrow than a typical day
“Meteorologist’s low, Weather Date one-two-two-seven point two-zero-two-four….” I’ve received a lot of questions about the chance for snow along the Gulf Coast during the next few weeks given a shot for cold. The short answer…
Read more of Here we snow again: A quick update on the snowmaggedon posts across social media
Last night we had a pretty stout system swing through the Pacific Northwest that produced wind gusts up to 60mph at times (not from thunderstorms, just the regular wind), and knocked down trees and power…
As we approach Christmas, we’ll encounter a warming trend for the next several days as a few low pressure systems move in from the Rockies. Unfortunately for us, that also means a rainy Christmas week.…
Read more of A Wet Christmas Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 12/22/24
