Sunday a strong cold front will sweep through Mississippi ushering in much colder air. Along the leading edge of the cold air, showers and storms will develop with the potential for severe weather, too. Generally, when strong cold fronts push into warm, moist air masses, storms occuer. So far this winter Mississippi has been lucky. Despite a mild – to… Read more →
It wouldn’t be the Mardi Gras season unless we were talking about parades, right? Well, Mother Nature is celebrating with a parade of her own. And each system – like different floats in a parade – will have something different to throw out at the Gulf Coast. Over the next week, there will be a parade of storms across the… Read more →
Before everyone starts to see snow “forecasts” pop up in their social media feeds, I wanted to “nip this one in the bud” before it got too far. Yes, one model output does show colder air at the surface and precipitation falling across South Mississippi simultaneously. But, sadly, figuring out if it will snow isn’t as easy as just one… Read more →
I don’t often do forecasts for Oregon, but I know a handful of people who are in special need of a local forecast, so here we go! The setup An area of low pressure at the surface is going to swirl off the coast tonight and into tomorrow pushing moisture into an environment that is near or below freezing from… Read more →
Early indications are suggesting that next Tuesday may be a stormy day for the Pine Belt. But there are still a lot of things that are “up in the air” so to speak. But I anted to plow through some of these things to give you an early heads up, as well as, full context to the environmental set-up so… Read more →
