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The rain is moving in and it is here to stay through the first half of the weekend – at least. For tonight, expect off-and-on tropical showers and rumbles of thunder. The rain should be…
Read more of Rainy few days, monitoring Gulf Low: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 9/5/24
We’ve got a stalled boundary that will be lifting back to the north through the evening and during the day tomorrow. This setup will lead to scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms this afternoon, especially along…
We have a reasonably active weather pattern in place during the next week. Despite no “Big weathermakers” swinging through, there is plenty to talk about. As we move into tonight and Tuesday, a dry cold…
Happy Labor Day Weekend folks! For those of you living closer to the coast, there was plenty of rain across much of the area the past couple of days keeping things cool but soggy. We’ll…
We did pretty well yesterday with the showers and storms that developed. I wasn’t expecting storms to be quite as robust. And I think we may do it again today. Yesterday, most of the storms…
Today and tonight, a high-pressure system over the Mississippi Valley and a surface ridge extending from the southern Appalachians will keep temperatures warm across our region. Fire danger remains “Limited” due to dry conditions. There…
You may have noticed that we’ve had some puffy cumulus clouds out this afternoon. Some of them were able to turn into some isolated thunderstorms towards the MS/LA coastline and are moving due West. The…
Statistically speaking, August and September are our driest months of the year, so it’s not a big surprise that we’re not getting any rain. However, due to a strong overarching surface and upper level ridge,…
Read more of Dry and Hot! Get it Dry and Hot! Right Here! – Weekend Forecast 8/24/24
Today through tonight, the primary concern is the continued dry weather and increased fire danger due to a strong subtropical high moving across the Southern Plains and a weakening upper-level trough over the eastern U.S.…
Today and tonight, the main concern is dry conditions leading to heightened fire weather danger, as a strong subtropical high moves eastward. Relative humidity (RH) values will drop to near critical levels, accompanied by occasional…
