Tropical Storm Bertha is here: Southern LA/MS/AL forecast – 7/22/2026

Howdy! Tropical Storm Bertha is currently impacting the region, expected to produce some locally heavy rainfall and strong winds. Some localized flash flooding is possible, rain amounts ranging from 1-4 inches. By Friday, the storm…

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Turn Around, Don’t Drown: Regional Forecast – 7/15/26

Over the three days, Texas, specifically the southern portion, will receive several inches of rain. According to WPC, 80% of flood-related damage and 1/3 of all flood-related fatalities occur on high-risk days. This is a…

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06/15 Southern MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Rain, Rain, and More Rain

As I’m writing this at 12p CDT, temperatures are generally in the upper 70s and mid 80s across our region, with a somewhat sharp north-south temperature gradient. On our radar, we are experiencing some significant…

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Southern AL/MS/LA Forecast Refresh- 6/15/26

Since yesterday, we have been seeing the same storm system, with a slight increase in moisture, leading to higher afternoon storm coverage across southern Louisiana and Mississippi. Flood/flash flood warnings are in effect across our…

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08/19/25 Tropical Outlook – Erin To Cause Choppy Seas; More Storms Possible Behind It

The main story in the tropics is Hurricane Erin, a storm that is remarkable in many aspects. Erin reached Category 5 status on Saturday, after extreme rapid intensification that outpaced even the most bullish model…

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08/02/25 Tropical Outlook – The Pacific Hurricane Factory is Back Online

There are two storms currently in the Pacific basin, and two areas of interest for future development. Tropical Storm Gil has a shot at hurricane status this weekend, before it weakens back down to a…

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07/29/25 Local Forecast – Extreme Heat In Store Today and Tomorrow, Rain Chances to Increase For Rest of Work Week

The extreme heating plaguing our region will continue until Wednesday. Even after then, temperatures will remain high, but more moisture will result in higher rain chances during the afternoon. Some squall lines are possible later…

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Heavy rainfall remains likely today, with flooding still being a chief concern – Kansas Agriculture Forecast 7/25/2025

General Central/Eastern Kansas Forecast Today Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue throughout the state today and last all the way through the overnight hours. Most counties in central/eastern Kansas so far have received up to…

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07/08/25 Tropical Outlook – Chantal Remnants to Impact Northeast; Pacific Could Fire Back Up Later This Week

Tropical Storm Chantal has churned up the East Coast. It made landfall in northeastern South Carolina as a tropical storm, before dropping extremely heavy rainfall in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, with some CoCoRaHS…

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07/01/25 Tropical Outlook – Gulf of Mexico Could Fire Up; Flossie Still Going Strong

The Gulf of Mexico has awakened in the past few days, with Florida potentially at risk of tropical impacts, all while the Western Pacific continues to be a hurricane factory. BARRY IMPACTS NORTHEAST MEXICO In…

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