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As Nick mentioned yesterday in his post, this low pressure system moving up the Gulf will impact us directly with more rain chances. It’s a bit of a doozy since it’s almost subtropical in nature…
Read more of More Rain Chances This Weekend, Soon to End – Weekly Outlook for South MS/AL/LA 5/8/25
I hope you’ve enjoyed your Cinco de Mayo! It was a beautiful day outside with hardly a cloud in the sky. Unfortunately for us, Monday will be our best day as the rain will be…
Read more of A Whole Ton o-Rain this Week – Medium Range Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 5/5/25
We have one more pleasant night ahead of us as the north winds wane and the high pressure system passes east of us. Conditions will shift to more warm and humid as we reach the…
It’s been quite a relief to have some cooler conditions across the southeast for the middle of April. We won’t see too much of a drastic change in temperatures, but we’ll have some dips and…
A Tornado Watch has been posted for parts of the area. This is in effect until 5am. Looking at some of the latest model data and radar trends, the update for storms overnight is mixed.…
First things first: It’ll be rather warm and windy today. Again. Yesterday most spots broke a record. Today we will likely do it again. And it won’t be hard! As of this writing (around 4am)…
If you look further up northwest around Arkansas to Missouri, you’ll notice a High (5/5!) risk for tornadoes and severe weather! There is a very optimal setup for tornadoes and historic flooding in the mid-South…
We’ll have a slight reprieve from the warm temperatures and even severe weather we received this morning, but that won’t last long! It’ll be warm and pretty humid with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and…
Late tonight and into Monday morning, we’re preparing for another round of rain and storms across the region. The Storm Prediction Center has placed portions of the area under an Enhanced Risk (Level 3 of…
A quiet start to Friday is expected across the region with increasing cloud cover through the morning. By late afternoon and evening, scattered showers will begin developing as a shortwave trough over Texas slowly moves…
