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Snow is still in the forecast for some areas in the South Sunday/ Monday. So, I figure it is time for another round of everyone’s favorite game… (read this like the people scream “Wheel! Of!…
Read more of Using the “Handy ‘Will it snow’ guide for the South” to figure out if you see snow
Radar coverage continues to show rain moving through the area and, so far, it remains as just regular rain and thunder. So far the severe weather threat hasn’t fully materialized for our area, which is…
Things are just starting to pick up for the region. Latest from the SPC is that they are monitoring just west of our area (including perhaps some of our western counties – for a potential…
Read more of SPC monitoring parts of Louisiana, Mississippi for Watch
There wasn’t much of a change between the overnight and mid morning data. That is good news. It means the model guidance is finally getting a good handle on things. Or it gave up. Ha!…
Read more of 12/31/20 9a update: Morning model guidance holding, forecast becoming more certain
2020 going out with a bang, so to speak. Would you expect any less? Severe weather remains a possibility for later today across east Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida panhandle. It still looks…
Not much has changed regarding the potential for severe weather on New Year’s Eve. Instead, we are starting to get a better idea about how the severe weather threat will shake out as we are…
As a professor, this is the type of weather event that I would probably use on a test. Because at first glance, and on paper, it looks like a guarantee for some severe weather. But…
Read more of New data gives more insight to NYE severe risk for Gulf Coast
Now that we are getting to be about 72-96 hours out, data is starting to come into better agreement about the timeline and threats for the severe weather threat on New Year’s Eve for the…
Read more of It’ll be a New Year’s Thunderstormin’ Eve for northern Gulf Coast
This may be a multi-day event for some places. That means one round of storms one day, and then perhaps another round of storms in the same spo the next day.
Hurricane Laura is now a cAtegory 3 Hurricane. According to the Saffir-Simpson scale, “Devastating damage will occur: Well-built framed homes may incur major damage or removal of roof decking and gable ends. Many trees will…
Read more of Laura’s track becoming more certain, top-end intensity still a question
