Here is a look at some climatological data as well as a look at the forecast for the month and the upcoming season.
Last Week
Latest regional seasonal discussions
- Dry Week Ahead, Drier Feeling Air As Well – Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/14/26
The front that brought us our late week rain last week has officially moved out and been replaced with a high pressure system in the Gulf. The high covers a pretty broad area which means that rain chances are going to be limited after today. The air will begin to feel a bit dry as… - Dry Spell Ahead Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 9/11/26
The rain has moved out of most of the Pine Belt this morning, and it looks like most of the rain is gone for the rest of the day! A few showers may pop up later this afternoon, but otherwise it’s looking cooler than we’ve been used to. We still have some hot days ahead…Read more of Dry Spell Ahead Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 9/11/26
The Climate Prediction Center recently updated the forecast for the United States. While not much changed from the previous forecast, here is a breakdown of a few things to watch.
Climate Prediction Center monthly forecast maps
Climate Prediction Center seasonal forecast maps (months 1-3)
Climate Prediction Center seasonal forecast maps (months 2-4)
Teleconnections
Here is a look at three of the dozen teleconnections monitored to determine weekly, monthly and seasonal forecasts…
El Nino / La Nina
Here is a look at sea surface temperatures…
Madden-Julian Oscillation
A quick update on the MJO is here: http://www.cpc.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/MJO/mjoupdate.pdf
Love the app!
Love the app! Shouldn’t the anomaly maps say Pentad or is this an alternative spelling?