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For the next few days, temperatures will be hot. The heat index may even get above 100 tomorrow. Rain chances over the next couple days will be 30 to 40 percent during the day, which…
Read more of Hot to start, then cooler with rain: SE Mississippi/SW Alabama Forecast – 8/14/22
A few things to talk about today for the Southeast region of the U.S. including an amplified ridge and a trough dominating the overall weather pattern for the next 3 days and a sneaky tropical…
On this water vapor imagery map, we see two areas of high pressure in the tropical Atlantic (corresponding to the two big yellow areas over the Atlantic). There is also a high pressure system further…
Good morning, and happy Sunday! As the synoptic pattern across the country gets a little bit more exciting this week, some warmer and drier weather is expected through around Wednesday, before an upper-level low to…
Good morning and Happy Sunday! This week, the Western half of the country will continue to heat us as the Monsoon action in the Southwest refuses to slow down. For the eastern half of the…
This weekend is shaping up to be a rather dry and hot one as rainfall will tend to be limited. The upper-level trough is moving away towards the Atlantic while the upper-level ridge is shifting…
Hello all and happy Saturday! For today’s CONUS weather outlook, we will be following a usual pattern, by breaking down the CONUS into three sections and then observing the weather for the next week in…
The Atlantic really wants to remain quiet as Invest 97L in the eastern side of the basin lost most of its thunderstorm activity and is not being currently monitored for any development. As 97L goes,…
As we enter next week, the opportunity for showers and thunderstorms will gradually rise for each successive day. But for this weekend at least, the chance for precipitation will remain sporadic and scattered. At the…
With the upper-level high moving gradually moving out to the west, we now have the door opening for opportunities for more disturbances across the southeast US. Created by the high pressure ridge to the west…
