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Starting off with a warm, misty morning, a humid airmass from the Gulf is present over us for the next few days. As many of us know, when it gets warm and humid for a…
Read more of Misty Mornings Give Way to Possible Severe Weather – Weekend Forecast for 2/10/24
You can find the timeline for your county here. The line of storms for tomorrow looks like a pretty mixed bag with varying possibilities. There is a slim window between where the storms can form…
Read more of Severe Weather for Monday Night/Tuesday Morning
The general forecast is pretty straight-forward. The Storm Prediction Center has a Slight Risk for severe weather north of the Warm Front and an Enhanced Risk for south of the Warm Front for Monday night…
A familiar summer time pattern has shown itself this week and looks to be in place at least for the next week bringing typical summer impacts to the US. With a high pressure out West…
Scattered storms are once again possible today across the region as plentiful moisture and a lingering front helps fuel these diurnal storms. These storms should spark during the day, but wane as night falls and…
Read more of Scattered Storms and Heat continues: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 7/5/23
We ahve two clusters of storms marching east-southeast across the area tonight. Both are packing heavy rain, lightning, wind gusts up to 70mph, and hail up to the size of golf balls. Storm Cluster 1…
Read more of 6/14/23 615p Mesoscale Wx Update for Southern Mississippi
Severe weather is the main headline today as impacts from damaging winds, large hail, and tornados could be possible within multiple rounds of storms. We owe this severe threat to a few different factors including…
We are still looking at the chance for severe weather today. While I think the models are doing an okay job at prepping us for what may happen, I will note that the models this…
The SPC is holding the Enhanced Risk for severe weather. This includes a ‘hatched’ area with the 10% tornado risk meaning an increased risk for an EF-2 or stronger tornado. Here is an updated look…
For the last several weeks, the typical pattern has been a heatwave-inducing ridge in the Southeast while the Northwest has seen a trough delivering cool, wet weather. However, this pattern is shifting as the dominant…
