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Tomorrow’s Overall Setup Hey everyone! Starting off with the 500mb setup, ridging is spread across a good chunk of the country, especially across the southern U.S., keeping the heat and humidity locked in. Thankfully, much…
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I hope you all had a great Independence Day Weekend! The heat was a bit overwhelming this year, but the thunderstorms yesterday afternoon definitely cooled us off for the better. The good (or bad, depending…
I hope everyone had a safe and happy Fourth of July! Another thing to be excited about: no tropical cyclone activity is expected for the next 7 days! The below 500 mb height anomaly demonstrates…
Happy 4th y’all! As we get ready to celebrate, expect above-average temperatures potentially fueling hit-and-miss thunderstorms through the afternoon. A majority of the region will stay clear of storms, but don’t count on staying dry…
To kick off our 4th of July weekend, temperatures will remain well above average for this time of year, while precipitation hovers slightly below average. It’s looking to be a clear but hot weekend, perfect…
As we head into the holiday weekend, the summer heat pattern will remain firmly in place across our area. The same area of high pressure that’s bringing this intense heat will also keep most thunderstorm…
Read more of Summer Sizzle Continues: Southern LA/MS/AL Forecast- 7/2/26
Regional Outlook Happy 4th of July weekend, everyone! I’m sure a lot of you have plans, so here’s a look at the forecast for the usual vacation spots we cover. Overall, it’s looking hot and…
Read more of Holiday Weekend Vacation Spot/Trip Forecast – 7/2/26
Tomorrow’s Overall Setup Good evening everyone! We are in the dog days of summer and the snowmen, including Olaf, are certainly melting under this heat dome. We love that buzz word btw. Seriously though, there…
Read more of In Summerrrrr!: National CONUS Weather Forecast – 6/30/26
Good news for the East Coast! The National Hurricane Center has lowered the development odds for this disturbance from 20% to 10%, indicating a reduced likelihood of tropical development. This disturbance is mainly disorganized showers…
The rain is gone, but the heat is back like always! We’re over a week from the Summer solstice and it’s rearing its ugly head already. Considering all the water that’s on the ground from…
