Southern Mississippi river levels as of January 4, 2017 at 9:33 pm
Below are the southern Mississippi river stage forecasts as issued by the National Weather Service offices of Jackson, MS, Mobile, AL and Slidell, LA. :
Forecast Guarantee: Snowfall amounts will be disappointing
There is at least one forecast that is a promise: Disappointment. The Reality: This is Tough Starting late Thursday, through Friday and into Saturday there will be a really good chance that many parts of the south will be cold. Quite cold. There is a slightly lower chance that these same areas will have precipitation possible at the same time… Read more →
Southern Mississippi river levels as of January 2, 2017 at 10:27 pm
Below are the southern Mississippi river stage forecasts as issued by the National Weather Service offices of Jackson, MS, Mobile, AL and Slidell, LA. :
1/2/17 10am Severe Weather Update: Latest model trends discussed
Good morning, everyone. Here is a brief breakdown of where we are… Timing Louisiana’s round one is moving through western Louisiana. Mississippi’s round one is moving through the Pine Belt. Alabama’s round one is moving through SW Alabama. Things are, for the most part, right on track. The first rounds of storms for Mississippi and Alabama have been below severe… Read more →
Latest from the Storm Prediction Center: January 2nd, 2017 as of 2am
Most of the southern sections of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama are under an Enhanced Risk for severe weather, including a 5% Tornado risk. Here is the latest from the SPC: Low-level moistening is already underway with middle 60s surface dew points expected across much of Louisiana and the southern halves of Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia by early afternoon. This combined… Read more →
