We are still watching for a line of severe storms to pass through the Pine Belt during the day on Saturday. We are about to get pretty detailed and pretty nerdy. You’ll get a full explanation here. But if all you want is the down-and-dirty forecast, take a look at the map below and swipe/scroll down to the last few… Read more →
The latest threat for severe weather across the United States looks to take place over two days. Day 1 will feature storms in East Texas, extreme eastern Oklahoma, northern Louisiana, most of Arkansas and southern Missouri. Day Two will put the threat for severe weather across parts of Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama, central Tennessee, and the Florida panhandle. This discussion will… Read more →
Severe weather is back in the forecast. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted the area with a 15-percent risk for severe weather. That would translate to a Slight Risk, or a two out of five, on their one-to-five scale where five is the most severe. This weekend is a big deal. I’ve heard from – at least – a dozen… Read more →
For Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama this is the second time this week the states will be dealing with the prospects of severe weather. Not ideal. Even places like Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma will be getting in on the chance for bad weather this go around, too. From the Storm Prediction Center: Widely scattered to scattered thunderstorms are evident from eastern… Read more →
As the next round of thunderstorms swings through parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, the risk for severe weather continues. From the Storm Prediction Center: The convective line may initially be slow to organize but strengthening mid-level northwesterly flow as well as increasing low-level flow will act to enhance vertical shear, encouraging upscale growth into a well organized MCS. Anticipated… Read more →
