- Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head… – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 6/8/25
Another wet week is expected with a stalling front allowing plenty of moisture inflow to move in over the next several days. This doesn’t look to stop for a while as that inflow is hardly interrupted and a high pressure system develops pushing the front north but keeping the rain in the southeast. The Storm Prediction Center has the…Read more of Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head… – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 6/8/25
- 06/08/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Severe storms possible on Monday; more storms to comeToday we will be seeing some on and off showers and possibly a thunderstorm throughout the day, but hopefully getting a bit of sunshine in the middle of the day. As for next week, more soggy weather will be coming through, with severe storms possible as well. So, let’s take a closer look at what’s in store: The current…
- 06/08/25 Tropical Forecast – Triple header in the Pacific while the Atlantic waits it’s turnWe thought two disturbances in the eastern Pacific was a big deal but come along to today and we have a third one listed by the National Hurricane Center (NHC). All the while the Atlantic waits calmly while the Pacific has its time to shine. We are looking at 3 disturbances in the eastern Pacific, one of which has…
- 06/07/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Mostly dry for the weekend; more stormy weather next week
This weekend we’ll be seeing our typical pattern of sunny skies in the morning with possible showers and thunderstorms scattered in the afternoon and evening, along with some steamy temperatures. Some of these pop up storms may be severe, especially in the Jackson, Mississippi area. As for next week, unfortunately more rain and possible thunderstorms are forecasted for throughout… - 06/07/25 Tropical Forecast – Twins in the Pacific, Atlantic still quiet
Despite suspicions of trouble in the Atlantic, there are no disturbances currently in the Atlantic, and there are no anticipations of any tropical activity in the next week. As for the Pacific, there are two disturbances sitting right next to each other, both with a pretty high chance of forming into tropical cyclones of some sort. I’ll get into…Read more of 06/07/25 Tropical Forecast – Twins in the Pacific, Atlantic still quiet
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