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EDITOR’S NOTE: The SPC upgraded sections of the south to a Moderate Risk. Details here! (Editor’s Note: I’m currently battling a fever and did this while taking cold medicine, please be understanding of typos)…
Read more of Gulf Coast Severe Weather Breakdown for February 23-24, 2016
Looking at the latest model data as well as the trends, it appears that the chance for showers, storms and some severe weather appears to be right on track with previous forecasts – with a…
I’ve been approached by a handful of people curious about the forecast next week for the southeast. They ask if I’ve heard that next week looks like the Super Tuesday Outbreak back in 2008. And…
Read more of Comparing next Tuesday (2/2/16) to Super Tuesday? Not so fast, partner
Looking at the latest model data this morning, I wanted to take some time to give a heads up to everyone about the latest details with the forecast, as well as give you a better…
This is a breakdown for the severe weather threat along the Gulf Coast. The Storm Prediction Center (as of this writing) has issued a “Slight” risk for severe weather for that area on Wednesday. As…
Read more of Severe Weather Breakdown for Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama for December 21, 2015
Louisiana and southern Mississippi are also dealing with the threat for flash flooding this evening. From the WPC: Summary…A squall line is moving into an area recently saturated by rainfall last night. Despite its forward…
Read more of Flash flooding threat accompanies Tornado Watch for Mississippi, Louisiana
Due to the lack of cooling through the column and a very high (about 15,000 feet) dendritic growth zone, snow still doesn’t look likely across the Gulf Coast. But the latest model data is coming…
Read more of Gulf Coast faces storms, then possibility of wintry weather
The overnight computer weather model data just came down and things are starting to come into better focus, and while things are looking a little more *wintry* the majority of the information isn’t pointing to…
As a surface feature moves north out of the Gulf of Mexico and across Texas, a warm front with usher in moist air and destabilize the atmosphere enough for showers and storms across east Texas,…
Read more of Gulf Coast severe weather discussion for Jan 2, 2015
