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There’s been very little thunderstorm development across south Mississippi today as the front has officially moved past us. Afterwards, it’s not one, not two, but three high pressure systems at work over the eastern US!…
Read more of A Hot and Dry Independence Day – Weekend Forecast for South MS 7/2/25
Today will be mostly clear, with a slight chance of showers in sparse areas of our regions. This dry weather will stick around for a while, so we should have a nice, seasonable Independence Day.…
Read more of 07/02/25 MS/AL/LA Local Forecast – Dry weather moving in; 4th of July Outlook
Hurricane Flossie is making its way up the coast of Mexico, with heavy rain and tropical storm force winds to impact parts of Mexico. Crowding Flossie is another disturbance off the coast of Southwest Mexico.…
Read more of Tropical Update 07/02/25 – Hurricane Flossie to impact Mexico, disturbance over Florida
The region will experience a typical midsummer pattern dominated by hot, humid conditions and daily chances of thunderstorms, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. The week begins under the influence of a subtropical ridge, supporting scattered convection driven by surface heating and sea breeze…
A cold front that will turn into a stationary front will park itself to our north tomorrow. This will provide a lifting mechanism that could initiate storms. There is a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms.…
Read more of 07/01/25 Local Forecast – Chance of Storms Today and Tomorrow, Clear for 4th of July
An active pattern in the eastern CONUS for the beginning of this week will lead to a drier pattern for the weekend and next week. Severe weather is expected today along a cold front for…
While it won’t be insanely hot for the first few days, the heat will be coming back by mid-week after a frontal boundary moves through the Deep South. The next few days will be hot…
We start the week off fairly soggy, but the forecast turns around for the end of the week for the Fourth of July! Let’s dive into the detailed forecast: Today’s Overall Setup The overall pattern…
The Atlantic has taken us by a surprise, with our second named storm expected to be named today or tomorrow as a tropical storm. Plus, the eastern Pacific could see their sixth named storm in…
Although there are no active tropical cyclones, there are two areas of concern to look into. There is one disturbance in the Bay of Campeche, and another off the coast of Mexico in the East…
Read more of 06/28/25 Tropical Update – Possible Trouble in the Southern Gulf and East Pacific
