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A La Nina Advisory is still in effect, issued by the Climate Prediction Center. This is an indication that La Nina conditions have been observed and are forecast to continue. Recall that a La Nina,…
Read more of 2022 La Nina Spring / Summer – what it is and what it means for you
This is why I love questions. Because the more we learn, the more we learn what we don’t know. There is a saying that floats around the Scientific Community, “The more our circumference of knowledge…
If this is the first part of this three-part series that you are seeing and you want to catch up, you can check out the previous two posts on the Winter Outlook by following these…
Read more of Gulf Coast Winter Outlook 2021-2022: Pt. 3 – Month-by-Month breakdown
After four-consecutive “wins” at seasonal forecasting, two years ago I gave myself a C-. And last year’s Outlook was, in a word, not great. It felt like I missed nearly every place I tried to…
On the heels of my Part 1 of the Winter 2021-2022 Winter Outlook where I posted about the La Nina Watch that was in effect, today NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center has up’d the anti and…
I don’t think you need a weatherman to tell you that it has been wet in Mississippi this summer. In fact, the above-normal precip goes almost all the way back to last fall. But, according…
Better late than never, right? I was planning on having this done in mid-May but with the move, my sister’s wedding and starting a new job, I have to kick this can about two or…
The Climate Prediction Center released their seasonal prediction today, and to noone’s suprise it included an above-average forecast. The official prediction is: Above-normal Atlantic hurricane season. The CPC calls for 13 to 20 named storms…
In my never-ending quest to learn everything I can about South Mississippi weather, I wanted to see if March was in fact “hail season” as I’ve dubbed it, or if it just felt like a…
Read more of What started with “Hail Season” ended with disproving another ‘Old Wives Tale’ – sorry!
Your browser does not support the video tag. Sea levels across the globe are rising as a result of a changing climate — and the rate at which they are rising is accelerating. Watch NASA…
Read more of Ask NASA: “NASA Science Live (Episode 24) – Rising Seas”
