The National Hurricane Center is now monitoring two areas of interest in the Atlantic Ocean. A new Potential Tropical Cyclone is off the coast of Africa and the other is a wave near the Caribbean. What you need to know in South Mississippi There is no immediate threat to the area. and it is still too far out to know… Read more →
When trying to find out how gross it is going to feel on a hot summer day, meteorologists often cite the “Heat Index” for a more accurate portrayal of what it may actually feel like as you step out the door. Some meteorologists – myself included – have been encouraged to change the name on air to the “Feels like”… Read more →
I have one final project to submit here on the blog. I had to choose another local severe weather occurrence and explain the event while reviewing what happened and the data that was collected. Rather than look at one of the more widely known storms to impact the coast, I chose to look at an equally large hurricane that crossed… Read more →
Hey guys, I’m here with my final forecast of the summer. My time here with the WDAM weather team has come to an end and I truly feel a bittersweet sorrow about leaving. I have made new friends that have taught me so much and challenged me to be the best meteorologist that I can be. I have learned so… Read more →
Welcome back to another beautiful afternoon in the pine belt! I’ve got just two forecasts left before my time here at the station comes to an end so let’s make this one great! Short Term: Tonight: Continue to be on the lookout for those famous pop-up rain showers that like to appear in the mid-afternoon. As of now we look… Read more →
