Most of the southern sections of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama are under an Enhanced Risk for severe weather, including a 5% Tornado risk. Here is the latest from the SPC: Low-level moistening is already underway with middle 60s surface dew points expected across much of Louisiana and the southern halves of Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia by early afternoon. This combined… Read more →
Meteorologist are combing through the newest forecast data every six hours, while the latest cluster of storms plowing across the Atlantic Ocean continues to try to organize. Right now, the National Hurricane Center gives Invest 99-L a 10-percent chance of development during the next 48 hours and a 40-percent chance of development during the next five days. This may seem… Read more →
If you’re wondering about the afternoon high temperatures during the next storm… The overnight lows may be a concern Monday nigth and into Tuesday and then again Tuesday night into Wednesday.
(2/13/15 @ 1:25am) Updated written forecast is available here: Gulf Coast wintry weather breakdown A lot of people are curious about the chance for severe weather on Monday and Tuesday. But even more people are even more curious about the chance for snow on Wednesday. While there is a much larger threat for severe weather than snow, here is a… Read more →
There is currently a lot of misinformation (and fear) floating around the internet about the development of a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean threatening the Gulf Coast of the United States late next week. While there is a cluster of storms east of the Greater and Lesser Antilles, there isn’t any clear sign that the cluster of storms will develop… Read more →
