- Rain On Me: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 6/1/26
More rain is expected for the first half of this week. We have an interesting setup of storms this afternoon, creating an interesting weather phenomenon. Also, there might be a chance of pattern later this week into early next week. Here’s a look at the current radar. Models are already wrong about the specific placement. So the data shown…Read more of Rain On Me: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 6/1/26
- Today marks the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season! – Tropical forecast 6/1/2026
Howdy! It’s officially time to welcome the start of the Atlantic hurricane season. Now until November 30th, the tropics will be getting more interesting. Don’t worry though, very few major storms actually develop this early into the season. For the Atlantic, no tropical disturbance is expected to develop. The proper ingredients aren’t all there, too much wind shear, drier… - A Cooler Pattern For Some, Rain for Others: Regional Forecast – 6/1/2026
Well, we made it to June. The big story for the next 36 hours or so is the heat and the storm threat. A loosely organized cluster of thunderstorms is currently marching southeast across northern Alabama. These storms will pose a risk for damaging straight line winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect…Read more of A Cooler Pattern For Some, Rain for Others: Regional Forecast – 6/1/2026
- First Day of Hurricane Season, All Quiet on Each Front – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 6/1/26
We made it almost six months out without it feeling like Summer, but we’re very close! The weather pattern is shifting towards a full ridge over the southern US which means we’re gearing towards our standard hot day and daily thunderstorm pattern. Early this week, we’ll deal with an incoming MCS from the mid-South before we deal with drier… - Generally dry with shot for ‘MCS’ tomorrow: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 5/31/26
It looks like we dodged a lot of the potential storms for tonight. While it did get plenty hot and humid, we may not be visited by a cluster of storms tonight descending this way from Arkansas. That is good news for those of you still waiting for the puddles to dry up from all the recent rains. But…
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