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There are certain weather cliches in every region of the United States that people will claim are unique to their own area. Among those are the existence of “fool’s fall”, a short period of cooler…
Read more of 08/22/25 Local Forecast – Scattered Storms Today; Fool’s Fall Next Week
We’re getting to that time of year. It is probable, if you haven’t already, that you will soon see several posts or videos showing images of a reputable model forecasting a major hurricane strike somewhere…
Read more of 08/05/25 Tropical Outlook – Long Range Model Madness
There are two storms currently in the Pacific basin, and two areas of interest for future development. None of these four systems are expected to impact land in the imminent future, although if Gil sticks…
Read more of 08/01/25 Tropical Outlook – Party in the Pacific
Tropical Invest 93L is being steered to the north, with the center of circulation over Louisiana. This will continue to make things pretty wet here in southern Mississippi. Once the storm moves out, a high…
Read more of 07/18/25 Local Forecast – Stormy Today; Warmer and Drier Conditions Ahead
It’s an Independence Day miracle! It seems like we will have nearly completely dry conditions throughout the Pine Belt today. A high pressure to our north and a ridge to our west are keeping the…
Read more of 07/04/25 Local Forecast – Freedom From Rain Today; Wetter Next Week
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
The Gulf of Mexico has awakened in the past few days, with Florida potentially at risk of tropical impacts, all while the Western Pacific continues to be a hurricane factory. BARRY IMPACTS NORTHEAST MEXICO In…
Read more of 07/01/25 Tropical Outlook – Gulf of Mexico Could Fire Up; Flossie Still Going Strong
Over Sunday and Monday, a collection of thunderstorms associated with low pressure, several hundred miles east of Bermuda, is trying to organize. The NHC has designated it as Invest 90L. This defies the models expectations,…
Read more of 06/24/25 Tropical Outlook – A Surprise in the Atlantic
An area of showers and thunderstorms are firing up off the coast of Costa Rica. With converging winds, very low wind shear, warm ocean waters, and a semi-moist layer aloft, the odds are looking pretty…
Read more of 06/22/25 Tropical Outlook – Odds of Development Increase in the Pacific
While summer technically doesn’t start for another 17 days, us meteorologists have coined a term called “meteorological summer”, which if you ask me is a lot easier to keep track of. Meteorological summer is merely…
