Goose struck by lightning
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WX Info: What does “percent chance” for rain even mean?
Meteorologists get this a lot. “Just what the heck is a percent chance for rain, anyway? If there is a 30 percent chance, does that mean 30 percent of us will get rain or that it will rain 30 percent of the day?” In fact, Meteorologists hear about this almost as much as: “It’s the only job in the world… Read more →
One last round of severe weather for south Mississippi
Another area of low pressure will swing through the southeast opening the door for showers and storms to develop across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Storms will move from west to east across the Gulf Coast during the day on Wednesday and then into the overnight hours through Thursday morning. Quickly, now… no time to waste South Mississippi is under a… Read more →
New Day 2 Severe Weather Outlook from SPC shows lower tornado risk
Latest from the SPC: With such an amplified system and strong meridional flow aloft, multiple areas of convection will likely be ongoing Sunday morning. The main influencing factor regarding timing and location of potential severe weather will be with one or more north-south oriented bands of storms across parts of the lower/mid Mississippi Valleys, likely in advance of the surface… Read more →
Severe weather Sunday for South Mississippi
Thunderstorms are likely Sunday during the day in South Mississippi. In fact, everyone east of I-55 and south of I-20 will have see a thunderstorm. That’s right, everyone in that box will see a storm. And while the chances that you see a thunderstorm are running between 90- and 100-percent. The chance that you see a severe storm are a… Read more →
