The National Hurricane Center is now keeping tabs on a wide area in the northern Gulf of Mexico for possible development during the next five days. The area is where a cold front is set to move through and wash out. As the front washes out, there is the potential for an area of low pressure to develop in the… Read more →
Looking over some of the latest model data for newly-minted Invest 94L shows a disorganized area of convection with no real signs of intense deepening or monumental organization in the coming days. The National Hurricane highlighted the area starting Sunday morning, made a slight change Sunday night and then Monday morning made another slight change. Here is the latest from… Read more →
After a rainy weekend last weekend it looks like were in for some more but it won’t be a wash out or rain all day both days. Temperatures remain warm because it is July in south Mississippi. The weather stays quite for the weekend and first part of next week but that is when things start to change a little… Read more →
Storms continue to train over the same areas in Louisiana and South Mississippi and the WPC is started to get concerned about flash flooding across parts of the Pine Belt and the Parishes of Louisiana. MESOSCALE PRECIPITATION DISCUSSION 0594 NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD 122 AM EDT SUN JUL 14 2019 AREAS AFFECTED…PORTIONS OF EASTERN LA AND CENTRAL/SOUTHERN… Read more →
