Remember how I said, “around Thanksgiving” was the likely going to be our first shot of real cold air? I think the first time I said that was back around Election day. I made a post about it the following week. You may have heard me, on TV during the last week, talking about when our actual cool down arrives…. Read more →
After four-consecutive “wins” at seasonal forecasting, last year’s Outlook was, in a word, not great. It felt like I missed nearly every place I tried to get right. Okay, it wasn’t that bad. I gave myself a C- grade. I did well on the precipitation, but air-balled the general temperature trend each month. This year, I’m looking forward to rebounding…. Read more →
Tuesday I wrote about trying out the Karrie Meter on the storms for Wednesday. Turned out alright. A reminder, the Karrie Meter looked like this: And here is a look at the number of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings: Not perfect for the region, but did well for the Pine Belt in Mississippi (which is where it is designed specifically to work)…. Read more →
The Karrie Meter isn’t often run in the Summer. In fact, up until last Friday, I’d never used it for the summer because whenever I ran the numbers for the spot forecasts, it never seemed to matter. But, before this year, I’d never had access to the Karrie Meter Map. Last Week A quick step back in time. Last week,… Read more →
It looks like there is a chance for another round of severe weather tonight and into Thursday morning for Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Yup. More. via GIPHY Yeah, dude. Who ever you are. (anyone know where that is from?) From the SPC A wavy warm front was drawn across southwestern OK and extreme north-central TX (reinforced by outflow in those… Read more →
