The Storm Prediction Center held onto – and even expanded – the threat for severe weather across parts of South Mississippi for tonight and into early tomorrow morning. Plus, model guidance is showing that the storms anticipated to move through have sped up a bit, too. Quick hitter The SPC actually extended the risk for severe weather southeast. This is… Read more →
I ran into a problem tonight right before getting on the air at 10pm. Well, not so much of a problem, as a viewer complaint. Ricky, as it turns out, was upset. Ricky was anticipating rain. And didn’t get enough. Ricky would later apologize for the comment, saying “Please accept my apology it’s not your fault I didn’t get the… Read more →
Here is a brief breakdown of some of the severe weather parameters that are being monitored today for Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
As an area of low pressure moves out of Texas and Oklahoma, it will push a cold front across parts of east Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The front will be the catalyst for showers and storms to develop. Some storms may be severe with heavy rain, frequent lightning, damaging wind, hail and the possibility of producing a few tornadoes. The… Read more →
The problem with living in south Mississippi is that feels like severe weather is possible every time a front moves though. The bigger problem? It doesn’t just feel that way, it is that way. As an aside, this is not going to talk about the timeline of events, specific threat levels, or where specific storms will be. This is more… Read more →
