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The title says everything you need to know. And it’s only gonna get worse. While the main story in the country will be the severe weather in the Plains, our area will remain locked underneath…
Read more of The Sauna Is On: Southern MS/LA/AL Weather Forecast – 6/23/2026
As of 11:45a CDT, our radar looks pretty quiet at the moment. There are some scattered storms and showers in the Shreveport area, but other than that there is no precipitation anywhere else in our…
Howdy! Make sure to watch my video forecast update for more discussion on the weather! Looking out the window (NOAA), there is not much currently (around 1:30pm CST) going on for our region, a little…
Read more of Storms for the next couple days – Southern LA/MS/AL forecast refresh 6/23/2026
Today’s Overall Setup The overall pattern today has ridging across the West and southern U.S., while troughing remains over the northern tier into the Northeast. That keeps the heat focused south and west, with the…
The next couple of days have afternoon and evening scattered storms in store for us. Winds aloft will be blowing out of the northwest, allowing several disturbances to ride those winds into our area. There’s…
Read more of Rain continues before a drier weekend: Regional Forecast – 6/22/26
There is no tropical cyclone activity expected in the Atlantic for the next week. Here we have a 500 mb height anomaly model blend over the next week. We see a ridge stretching across the…
What Made Hurricane Sandy Stand Out? Hurricane Sandy, also known as Superstorm Sandy, made landfall in the United States as a post-tropical cyclone near Atlantic City, New Jersey on October 29th, 2012. It was estimated…
Howdy! Today there are threats of severe weather for the region, greatest risk for northern Alabama and Mississippi. Storms for the next couple of days can be strong, producing strong winds and lightning. Chances of…
Read more of Strong storms possible this week – Southern LA/MS/AL local forecast 6/22/2026
As I’m writing this at 11:45a CDT, our radar is moderately busy. The main thing to note here is an area of storms in northern Louisiana that are moving towards the southeast currently. These storms…
While the overwhelming flash flood rainfall has exited, we’re not quite out of the woods for the next few days. A small system is currently moving southward bringing a line of MCS storms our way…
