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Hey everyone! Our current situation in the tropics is an area to watch in the Eastern Pacific. The Atlantic is quiet for now, but we are monitoring the basin very closely. Here’s a look at…
Read more of 6/5/25 Tropical Outlook: Area to watch still in the Eastern Pacific
General Central/Eastern Kansas Forecast Short-Term (Thursday-Friday) This morning, weak showers will be moving through central and eastern Kansas from a leftover system in southwest Kansas overnight last night. This activity will move off to the…
General Central/Eastern Kansas Forecast Short-Term (Wednesday-Thursday) Drier conditions will set in today as a surface high-pressure system slides in from the north behind the departing cold front responsible for yesterday’s rain event. Temperatures will be…
Meteorological summer is here and we’re already starting to see some typical summer weather. As for this week and then going into next week, we’ll be seeing a pattern of sunny mornings and stormy afternoons.…
Read more of 06/04/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Summer weather is here, along with afternoon showers
Hello everyone! There is currently two tropical disturbances going on, one south of Mexico in the East Pacific, and another in the Atlantic making its way up Georgia and the Carolinas. Now we can see…
Read more of 06/04/25 Tropical Forecast – Disturbances on all sides
The persistent rain and thunderstorms across Southern Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana in early June are being driven by a multi-layered meteorological setup involving both surface and upper-atmospheric dynamics. Tuesday through Friday, Dew Point Temperatures from the NAM model. //Courtesy:…
Hi everyone! Severe weather is in store for today in the central plains. Let’s take a look at the setup: Today’s Overall Setup As we can see from the mid-level (500 mb) pattern for the…
Read more of Severe weather in the central plains today: CONUS Weather Forecast – 6/3/25
We have lots of games to talk about today. The Yankees are back at home for a new series, and we have two of our southern teams at home this week. A warm and humid…
While summer technically doesn’t start for another 17 days, us meteorologists have coined a term called “meteorological summer”, which if you ask me is a lot easier to keep track of. Meteorological summer is merely…
Tropical Storm Alvin has run its course. All that’s left of it now is some extratropical moisture in the Great Plains, which may provide some fuel for a severe weather risk. As of writing, the…
Read more of 06/03/25 – Tropical Update: Two Areas to Watch; One in Each Ocean
