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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
A detailed look at the severe weather setup for Saturday, January 3, 2015.
Here is a look at a severe weather discussion I posted to Facebook earlier… Post by Nick Lilja WDAM.
Due to the constant heavy rainfall across the lower Mississippi Valley, the Weather Prediction Center is concerned about flash flooding. From an earlier discussion, the WPC outlined this area. Now, an updated discussion has been…
Read more of Flash flooding possible for southern Mississippi
It looks like Monday December 22nd and Tuesday December 23rd will be relatively active across the southeast. Scenario A large area of low pressure across the upper-Midwest will push a cold front through the the…
Read more of December 22-23 Severe Weather Threat for Southern Mississippi
Snow lovers and Holiday lovers rejoice! Looking about 10 days out, we are starting to get a better feel for what to expect on Christmas Day! Okay, more on that in a second. Let’s first…
Truth is, I knew this. But, at times, I get lulled into a false sense of National-Weather-Service-security. The NWS has created quite the reputation of being pretty dependable over the past 15 years. Sometimes it…
As November inches closer, the chances of tropical systems developing continues to diminish. And it is diminishing rapidly. But we’re not out of the woods just yet. A new cluster of storms is churning through…
Read more of Tropical development possible in Gulf of Mexico, no threat yet
UPDATE: The 11am update for this event is located here Before I hit the sack… The SPC just released the 6z forecast for Monday and it looks like this: The first thing you may notice is…
Read more of October 13 southern Mississippi severe weather event: 1am Update
Growing up I admired most scientists, but I was always most fascinated by the atmosphere. That is why I loved watching Dave Schwartz and Bob Hope on The Weather Channel. Not only did I respect…
