Invisible Dust Devil lofts two Porta-Pottys at a park in Colorado
Incredible. Watch as a miscoscale vorticity ube lofts a couple of Porta-Pottys into the air and destroys a tent.
Welcome to the Thunder Zone: South Mississippi Forecast for June 13, 2018
Good Afternoon Lads and Ladies, today we’re trying out a new bit between us interns. I’ll be providing a look at the short term forecast spanning throughout tomorrow ( Thursday, June 14th) and Noah will carry us out through the remainder of the week. Enjoy! Thursday June 14th: 7 a.m. – We can expect to see the temperature at 73… Read more →
Another Rainy Day in the Pine Belt Neighborhood
Good Afternoon Ya’ll! Take a look at the forecast for this upcoming week! Wednesday June 13th: Expect a high of 90 with a low of 71. Plenty of clouds today and humidity will be high which leads to an increased rain possibility of 60% across the area. Winds will be light at less than 5 mph out of the southwest…. Read more →
Hattiesburg, June 8th forecast for the next seven days
Good afternoon folks! After looking at both Skew-T Soundings and recent MOS data, I bring you a look into the next seven days! Enjoy! Saturday June 9th: Expect a high of 92 with a low of 70. There will be minor cloud coverage and the precipitation looks to be relatively normal with a 30% chance for rain and slight winds… Read more →
Hypoxic or “dead zone” in Gulf to be average-sized this year
A twice-as-big-as-Rhode-Island-sized area in the Gulf will be devoid of marine life this summer according to NOAA scientists. The forecast for the hypoxic zone or ‘dead zone’ will be approximately 5,780 square miles. More from NOAA: The 2018 forecast is similar to the 33-year average Gulf dead zone of 5,460 square miles and is smaller than the 8,776 square mile 2017… Read more →
