At least we will all be at home, already. In fact, now may be a good time to review your severe weather safety plan. The “Where would you go? What would you do?” if a tornado warning was issued for your area plan. By coincidence, the National Weather Association is promoting their #SafePlaceSelfie campaign today, Wednesday, April 8th. 
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All model guidance seems to be in agreement that the severe threat for south Mississippi will remain on the “low end” of things on Tuesday. A combination of good timing and a lack of low-level return flow in the area means the potential for severe weather will remain low and isolated to individual storms that just happen to develop at… Read more →
Some good news to pass along this morning: The severe threat we have been monitoring for the past week, regarding this next Monday through Wednesday, is looking like more of a low-end threat based on the data collected this morning. I’ll say “Thank Goodness!” but I’ll also say, “Things can change, though.” For the past week – roughly – we… Read more →
As if one this virus wasn’t enough, Mother Nature looked at the Calendar and remembered that it is still Spring. Looking at the latest data, there is still a chance for severe weather across parts of the Southeast and Gulf Coast next Tuesday and into Wednesday. An area of low pressure looks to close off and slide from West TExas… Read more →
From the Weather Prediction Center: Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion 0068 NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 316 PM EST Wed Mar 04 2020 Areas affected…southern MS into central/southern AL/GA Concerning…Heavy rainfall…Flash flooding likely Valid 042014Z – 050200Z Summary…Flash flooding appears increasingly likely through the evening hours across portions of central and southern MS/AL/GA. Rainfall rates of 1-2 in/hr will have… Read more →
