Hey y’all. I wanted to start off by saying I hope that everyone is safe and healthy this morning. It has been a wild few days across the Southern Mississippi area, so it’s worth taking…
Category: River Flooding
Active weather pattern leads to increased rain chances and pockets of heat: Southeast Weather Forecast – 8/4/22
Over the past week, we have seen relentless rounds of rain in the Southeast as a trough made its way through the eastern US. This pattern, however, is shifting with the appearance of a strong…
Tracking the river / tidal gauges in Louisiana during Laura’s landfall
Here is a long list of gauges from the Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center. These images will refresh as data is avialable. The page will need to be refreshed in order to pull the latest…
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South Mississippi flooding update plus Q&A
(PINE BELT) – Showers will continue to be hit and miss through the evening. Rain should continue to be light. A few heavier showers have developed north of I-20 but those should stay out of…
What if Harvey happened to you? Maps estimate what local flooding would look like
First off, props to the Washington Post. I would really encourage everyone to take a look at this article about what the Harvey floods really mean. They do a great job at putting things into…
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WPC concerned about flash flooding for Mississippi
VALID 191456Z – 191811Z SUMMARY…ONGOING CONVECTION/CELL MERGERS WITHIN INCREASINGLY MOIST ENVIRONMENT WILL LEAD TO ADDITIONAL RAINFALL TOTALS OF TWO TO THREE INCHES IN SOME LOCATIONS THROUGH 18Z…WITH SOME LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING POSSIBLE. DISCUSSION…MID-MORNING RADAR MOSAIC…
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The rain that missed The Pine Belt
Twenty-plus inches of rain. Louisana may have a lot of swamps and wetlands, but even that state can’t handle this kind of rain. And as neighbors in central and southern Louisiana look to each other…
Slow moving Low, tricky forecast, ‘lotta rain
Whether your favorite Gulf Coast meteorologist works for the National Weather Service of on television – either way, they aren’t sleeping well lately. The latest area of low pressure off the Gulf has been spinning…
Southern Mississippi river levels as of March 18, 2016 at 8:00 am
Below are the southern Mississippi river stage forecasts as issued by the National Weather Service offices of Jackson, MS, Mobile, AL and Slidell, LA. :
