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Happy Saturday, everyone! As the only intern on this site from Kentucky, I wanted to start off by saying that I hope that everyone has heard about what happened in the Southeastern part of my…
Read more of Flash Flood Threat to Continue Across Upper South: Southeast Weather Forecast – 7/30/22
Good morning! The main story is, you guessed it, the heat! Not much else is going on at the moment, so that’s pretty much the main story for today. Taking a look at the surface…
Hello everyone, it seems like the temperatures are starting to slightly cool down compare from the past few days. With the cold front coming down to southeast will bring another round of storms for today.…
Hello all and happy Sunday! I hope the weekend has been well and that the heat hasn’t caused too many issues over the past week. Today we will look at a 3-day southeast forecast to…
Good morning, all! In my previous post for SW Mississippi’s forecast this morning, I laid out a lot of the big picture details for the Southeastern US, but we’ll be going over the same things…
Read more of Heavy Rains on the Coast, Hot and Dry further West: Southeast Weather Forecast – 7/9/22
The NWS Hazards map from last night shows a lot going on around the country – possible derecho across the Midwest, severe thunderstorms around Washington D.C., and lots of heat across the interior of the…
Read more of Hot and Dry in Texas, but Wet on the East Coast: Southeast Weather Forecast – 7/6/22
Hello everybody, there will be an increase of precipitation and thunderstorms as the low-pressure system from Gulf of Mexico is slowly moving up north in the Southeast states. It will remain near the coastal states…
The Storm Prediction Center continues to monitor a two-punch system on Friday afternoon, evening and into the overnight hours across parts of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama. As of now, this two-punch system looks…
Read more of SPC expands severe risk for Friday & Saturday across South
All that “In like a lion, out like a lamb” or vice-versa talk about March, as a scientist, always makes me cringe. Because it is based on subjective opinion and not objective analysis. That leaves…
Read more of Severe weather possible for Gulf Coast and Southeast March 3rd/4th
After two weeks of every-day-there-is-a-tornado-somewhere weather, the big subtropical ridge in the southeast is shifting to the west. This will shove the jet stream further north and re-position a lot of the moving pieces needed…
