Before I get started, I want to say that I apologize for going “light” on the forecast details, on-air and online, during the last 48 hours. I’ve been fighting a nasty bug and was running a 101+ fever from Tuesday morning until, well, 15 minutes before writing this. My fever is back down to 99.1, and I’m hoping some NyQuil… Read more →
A complex forecast will unfold as we head through this weekend and into and through next week. This forecast will likely change and have to be massaged through the next 72 hours before things really come into focus. Please keep tabs on the weather this week and through this weekend. I’m going to break this down by round with a… Read more →
Before you get bombarded with the cries of Snowmageddon, Arctic BLAST-O-RAMA, or the SOOPER DOOPER POLAR VORTEX OF COLDER-THAN-MARS TEMPERATURES, please allow me to clear up some confusion, calm the hype and give everyone the straightforward ‘what we actually know at this point’ batch of information. The polar vortex has fallen apart, which could unleash a much colder end to… Read more →
(PINE BELT) – Showers will continue to be hit and miss through the evening. Rain should continue to be light. A few heavier showers have developed north of I-20 but those should stay out of the area. If you are in a flooded area, away from streams, creeks and rivers the water shouldn’t rise much for you. The ground is… Read more →
Latest from the Storm Prediction Center… Mesoscale Discussion 1741 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0315 AM CST Fri Dec 28 2018 Areas affected…southwest AL…far southern MS Concerning…Severe potential…Watch unlikely Valid 280915Z – 281015Z Probability of Watch Issuance…20 percent SUMMARY…The potential for mesocyclones may maximize with quasi-discrete storms as they merge with the squall line. A modest conditional risk for… Read more →
