Alrighty, friends. Here is the deal: Upstream, thunderstorm activity is picking up across parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and a sliver of Louisiana. These storms will ride a front to the east-southeast across parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia through the day on Saturday. These storms will be working into an area with abundant moisture, higher-than-average instability and a… Read more →
When severe weather is possible, it is important to make sure you have quick – and easy – access to warnings from the National Weather Service. A Midland Weather Radio is the best way to do this. If you have a weather radio, but aren’t sure how to program it, Midland has posted a video explanation. When setting the channel… Read more →
The @NWSSPC maintains an Enhanced Risk for South Mississippi pic.twitter.com/vSEO8y4rjj — Nick Lilja (@NickLilja) January 10, 2020 The SPC still shows an Enhanced Risk during the overnight outlook. They also noted in their discussion that there is a 10-percent hatched tornado risk for South Mississippi. The threat for severe weather on Saturday for South Mississippi continues. The model data continues… Read more →
12PM VIDEO UPDATE: ORIGINAL: The morning data continues to trickle in, and it continues to point to storms passing through the area between 4am and 1pm. The earlier the better, as the atmosphere naturally stabilizes a bit around sunrise. That said, in this case, there won’t be complete stabilization. I don’t see much out there that would point to some… Read more →
Welp… Another day, another update. Today I want to pull some of the analogs to highlight how past setups have faired. Before we get there, though, here is a quick snapshot (hat tip to Pivotal Weather) of the risk areas. The Analogs The CIPS Analogs have been a very useful tool in the past. In fact, it helped us ID… Read more →
