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Radar is a great tool for meteorologists during any weather event, but especially during severe weather. The MRMS toolkit is one that helps radar meteorologists during severe weather figure out what is happening in the…
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Oh boy. There are a couple of things I will – purposefully – under-forecast in South Mississippi: 1. Snowfall totals 2. Wintertime overnight temperatures when there is any wind 3. First cool down in September…
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Here is a quick breakdown of what is happening in the tropics.
This is a forecast using the 1PM National Hurricane Center forecasts with the latest mid-day computer model data. New forecast information from the National Hurricane Center will be available at 4PM.
Things are heating up in the tropics right in time for the peak of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. There is Tropical Storm (as of this writing) Florence in the open Atlanct headed toward Bermuda, Potential…
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Tropical Storm Gordon continues to move across the Gulf of Mexico and toward the Mississippi coast. The low-level area of circulation is offset from most of the storm activity giving Gordon a one-sided look. Unfortunately…
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The National Hurricane Center forecast track has shifted Gordon back to the east again. It is still looking to make landfall between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning along he northern Gulf Coast – generally –…
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