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We are still waiting on the line of storms to arrive this morning (as of this writing at 445a). They should pass through the area pretty quickly, too. From start to stop, the rain should…
Read more of Brief storms this morning, then nice: Southern MS/AL/LA Weather Forecast – 3/3/23
Whether or not you see any storms, it will be breezy. Sure, we still have a chance for a few showers today and tonight and then storms as we head through the early morning hours…
We are still looking at two chances for storms during the next few days. One will arrive this afternoon, mainly north of I-20 and the second will arrive Friday morning. Yes, friends! I have finally…
Today should be nice across the area. Then, we’ve got storms possible, on back-to-back days, Wednesday and Thursday for those of you living closer to I-20. While folks farther south will likely only have storms…
The weather is actually looking pretty good for about 85-percent of this week. Passing clouds, plenty of sunshine and temperatures warm enough to wake up a lot of the plants (if they aren’t starting to…
While we had a break last week from the severe weather, this week is looking a bit more probable for severe weather later this week. Why? Well, we have a low pressure system that is…
Read more of 2/26/23 Weekly Outlook – Severe Weather Possible Late into the Week
As we warmed up quite a bit last week, the warm weather is here to stay for a while for the Pinebelt. This weekend will be pretty mild, great for going out and enjoying the…
Read more of A Warm Late-Winter Week, and a Couple of Gusty Passer-by’s
We’ve got a breezy few days in store as the next system slides by to the north. We are going to be sandwiched in-between a big ridge to our south (warm!) and a system gliding…
We are still looking at the chance for severe weather today. While I think the models are doing an okay job at prepping us for what may happen, I will note that the models this…
The SPC is holding the Enhanced Risk for severe weather. This includes a ‘hatched’ area with the 10% tornado risk meaning an increased risk for an EF-2 or stronger tornado. Here is an updated look…
