No big change to the forecast. Latest from the NAM, GFS and the ECMWF still show a chance for some rain on Sunday. The models still show a chance that the rain mixes with sleet. Still shows the cold – and very dry – air swings in overnight Sunday and into Monday. A quick peek Here is a look at… Read more →
New data is coming in, and here is an updated look at what to expect for New Year’s Eve. If all you want is the numbers, swipe/scroll to the bottom. For an explanation as to why we are giving this forecast, continue reading! A brief note about model data Medium-range forecasts can change every – roughly – 6 hours. Computer… Read more →
Despite the incoming slug of cold air from the Arctic, this year has been hot. This is the third-warmest year to date. The globally-averaged temperature over land and ocean surfaces for this last November tied with November of 2016 as the fifth-highest November in the NOAA global temperature dataset record, dating back to 1880. NOAA updates the “State of the Global Climate” monthly. Here is… Read more →
The latest model data continues to support the chance for some very cold air across most of the country as we get into 2018. Here is the latest from the GFS computer weather model: Since there is about to be a very decent shove of cold air into the United States, we wanted to grab some tips to help you… Read more →
12/28/17 1:00PM UPDATE: There is a new forecast available here: Models trending drier for New Year’s Eve in South Mississippi The morning model data has been wrestled with, and before the afternoon data starts to roll in, I wanted to offer a brief look at what the morning data shows and what the forecast is looking like right now. I… Read more →
