- Moisture will return after a brief dry, relieving period: Forecast refresh – 8/4/2026
Howdy! Check out my video forecast below! Currently (around 12pm CST), there is a little clouds over the region but not a lot, some showers already in Louisiana and Alabama to start off the afternoon. Cloud coverage will increase slightly as the day progresses, a majority of the region will still be seeing plenty of sunshine today. Today we…Read more of Moisture will return after a brief dry, relieving period: Forecast refresh – 8/4/2026
- Storms and Heavy Rain Target the Midwest This Week: National CONUS Weather Forecast – 8/3/26
Hey everyone! Let’s get into the national outlook for this week! Today’s Overall Setup Looking at the overall setup today, there is a slow-moving cold front draped over the central Plains into the Upper Midwest, which will bring showers and thunderstorms to those regions. More rain is also expected across the Southeast and along the East Coast, with the… - Early August Regional Forecast- 8/3/26
Looking at our regional outlook today, we see a mostly clear but warm Southern MS/AL/LA. Some stronger storms are impacting Florida and Georgia, with very isolated, short-lived showers traveling across Northern Alabama. The lack of development of storms over our region isn’t the norm for this time of year. We currently have a front stalled out over the Southern… - Temperatures climb back up by end of the week: Local forecast 8/3/2026
Howdy! It will be a bit dry for the next couple of days, little chance of rain. By the later half of this week, the chance of rain will increase as moisture returns and so does the heat. Looking into next week, temperatures are expected to be above average with the chance for some afternoon thunderstorms. TODAY/TONIGHT Currently (around…Read more of Temperatures climb back up by end of the week: Local forecast 8/3/2026
- Tropical Forecast – 8/3/26
Both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are quiet! The National Hurricane Center (NHC) doesn’t expect tropical cyclone activity over the next 7 days. The Gulf sea surface temperatures (SSTs) are mostly in the optimal range for tropical development. The Atlantic SSTs are slightly below to optimal for tropical development. Towards the Northeast, SSTs start to become less optimal for…
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