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The longest day of the year has passed, and that means we’re going to get some long, hot days. The only cool off will be those afternoon thunderstorms we all know and love in the…
Read more of The Little Heat Dome That Could – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 6/22/25
This week, we are looking at very hot temperatures while we are under a ridge of high pressure. Conditions will be generally clear, asides from the typical afternoon thunderstorms. Heat advisories are in place for…
This weekend’s weather is off to a good start, with a nice ridge coming in with a high pressure area placed perfectly over our region, helping to diminish some of the soggy weather. High temperatures…
Read more of 06/21/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – High heat is on the way, and so is high pressure
As the shortwave that brought us rain moves out, warm air will be advected behind it, and the high pressure to our south will rotate up humid Gulf air. Areas in the Mississippi River Delta…
The Gulf Coast remains in the grip of classic early summer dynamics, intense solar heating, deep tropical moisture, and weak steering currents. While the solstice marks the peak of daylight hours, the atmosphere is far…
This weekend you can expect sunny skies with a mix of clouds for each day. Showers and thunderstorms are possible for the afternoons, but an overall dry pattern with a building ridge of high pressure…
Read more of High pressure builds in: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 6/19/25
There’s been a steady stream of thunderstorms developing from the southwest. It’s almost been like a conveyor belt of storms across much of Louisiana and Mississippi. Outflow boundaries are pushing out from the cells which…
Our regular pattern of scattered showers and storms is here to stay, with rising air in the upper atmosphere and a cold front near the surface coming into our area causing the continued wet weather.…
Read more of 06/18/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Summertime scattered showers continue
The weather pattern across the Southeast continues to be governed by intense solar heating near the summer solstice, a persistent Gulf moisture feed, and mesoscale convective processes. With no dominant synoptic-scale systems in place, the…
Today, we have a severe weather threat for the central plains. This moves east tomorrow and will cause major impacts along it’s path. Plus, summer will start to feel full swing for the east this…
