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It’s going to be a warm week ahead as an Atlantic high pressure system expands upon the Southeast. Temperatures will continue to rise into the mid and upper 80s and lows will creep into the…
Read more of Warm Week with Rain Possible This Weekend – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 4/13/26
It’s still dry out there with no rain in sight! It looks like it’s going to stay that way for quite a while longer as a high pressure system keeps evolving and squashing our chances…
Sitting underneath this ridge of high pressure continues to keep the weather mostly calm. We ahve enjoyed a good number of days of calmer weather and even some cooler temps the last few days. Honestly,…
Overall Setup We’ve seen cooler-than-average temperatures over the past few days, along with a sharp drop in humidity, which is a huge contrast to the hot, humid February we’ve had so far. Yesterday, we were…
I know I’ve said it before, but we’re officially in the dry period for the year. It’s an extended one this time around, too, since the overall setup in the atmosphere is going to prevent…
Read more of September Heat Is Back – Weekend Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 9/10/25
General Central/Eastern Kansas Forecast Short-Term (Friday-Saturday) A cold front is expected to make its way through the state this afternoon and this evening, which may help increase rain chances somewhat across the region, particularly in…
General Central/Eastern Kansas Forecast Short-Term (Friday-Saturday) Attention for showers and thunderstorms will largely shift to along and south of I-35 today, as existing outflow boundaries from yesterday’s showers and storms drift southward and help trigger…
Read more of Wet conditions south of I-35, drier north – Kansas Agriculture Forecast 6/27/2026
The last few days of summer-like weather are hopefully upon us with the tropical wave I mentioned last week moving around in the Gulf contributing to the humid conditions across much of the coastal South.…
Through today and through Friday, too, we will see a plume of showers and storms drift this direction from the Gulf. This is loosely associated with the cluster of storms that the NHC has been…
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
