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via GIPHY The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor the remnants of Tropical Storm Amanda / Invest 93L as it enters the Bay of Campeche – associated witht eh Central American Gyre – in the…
Read more of Invest93L (future Cristobal) in the Gulf likely to develop within 48 hours, drift north
The remnants of Tropical Storm Amanda in the Pacific are drifting north across part sof Central America and Mexico. As the remnant storms mix in with the Central American Gyre, the National Hurricane Center is…
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area in the Gulf of Mexico for tropical development during the next five days. And because it wouldn’t be an early season tropical system in the Gulf if…
Read more of Gulf development possible, what it means for you
The Central American Gyre is making waves again. For now, figuratively. But eventually, this may be literal. REcall that the Central American Gyre is a large area of lower pressure that can develop at any…
Read more of Central American Gyre may spawn tropical system late next week
Tuesday I wrote about trying out the Karrie Meter on the storms for Wednesday. Turned out alright. A reminder, the Karrie Meter looked like this: And here is a look at the number of Severe…
Read more of Karrie Meter now 2-for-2 this summer, 3-for-3 unlikely
The Karrie Meter isn’t often run in the Summer. In fact, up until last Friday, I’d never used it for the summer because whenever I ran the numbers for the spot forecasts, it never seemed…
Read more of Karrie Meter tries out summer forecast…. “Round 2: Fight!”
It looks like there is a chance for another round of severe weather tonight and into Thursday morning for Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Yup. More. via GIPHY Yeah, dude. Who ever you are. (anyone know…
Read more of 4/22/19: More potential severe weather for Gulf Coast
Remember back in December and January when it just kept raining. Just raining and raining and raining. And we all complained, in Mississippi, ‘where is the sun?” we asked. I will never complain about repetitive…
Read more of Mississippi faces “Moderate – Level 4” severe risk Sunday
It may feel like Groundhog Day in a sense. Severe weather is again looking like a possibility as we head through Sunday afternoon and evening across the Pine Belt. But there are some differences between…
Read more of South Mississippi April 19 severe weather update
As the model data continues to trickle in, the potential for some significant severe weather across parts of the Mid-South and Southeast is looking more likely. A lot of people are saying a “severe weather…
