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As the remnants of Helene are absorbed into the stout trough that pushed it further east, this will bring in some drier air to much of the southeastern US. The mid-Appalachians are still dealing with…
Read more of A Dry, Breezy, and Pleasant Weekend – Weekend Forecast for South MS 9/28/24
As many southerners know, September and October are typically our driest months of the year. We’re right in between the main cooldown for us to jump into fall. This weekend and the following week is…
Read more of Hot Dry Hot Dry Hot Dry – Weekend Forecast for MS/LA/AL 9/21/24
This is the last time I’ll refer to Francine, but it’s worth noting because of what it’s bringing to us over the next day and a half. A spinning closed low hovering over us will…
So Francine’s Tropical Storm/Depression status has been stripped, however as an extratropical system it’s still hanging out in our neck of the woods. While it won’t bring us any high winds or flash flooding, it’ll…
Read more of Francine is Gone… Or is it? | Weekend Outlook for South MS 9/14/24
Link to Nick’s tropical outlook here We’re still at an uncertain point with the models concerning Invest 91L. It’s still a developing tropical low pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico that has some time…
Read more of The Tropics Aren’t Done with Us Yet – Weekly Outlook for MS/LA/AL 9/8/24
I’m sure for many of us, there’s a noticeable difference in the temperatures across South Mississippi. While it’s not quite the Fall cooldown we want, I’m sure many of us are relieved that we’re out…
Read more of A Welcome Cooldown for the Weekend – Weekend Forecast for South MS 9/7/24
Happy Labor Day Weekend folks! For those of you living closer to the coast, there was plenty of rain across much of the area the past couple of days keeping things cool but soggy. We’ll…
You may have noticed that we’ve had some puffy cumulus clouds out this afternoon. Some of them were able to turn into some isolated thunderstorms towards the MS/LA coastline and are moving due West. The…
Statistically speaking, August and September are our driest months of the year, so it’s not a big surprise that we’re not getting any rain. However, due to a strong overarching surface and upper level ridge,…
Read more of Dry and Hot! Get it Dry and Hot! Right Here! – Weekend Forecast 8/24/24
We’re in for some scattered storms tonight which could be strong to severe. The SPC has kept the slight risk and expanded it further south towards the Pinebelt. Looking at the recent models, the MCS…
