Looking at the latest model data this morning, I wanted to take some time to give a heads up to everyone about the latest details with the forecast, as well as give you a better idea about what the CIPS Analogs mean. Recall that the CIPS Analogs isn’t a model, necessarily, but instead takes the model data and compares it… Read more →
This is a breakdown for the severe weather threat along the Gulf Coast. The Storm Prediction Center (as of this writing) has issued a “Slight” risk for severe weather for that area on Wednesday. As of now, the best chance for severe weather on Wednesday is actually across northern Mississippi, northern Alabama and southern Tennessee.
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.
Due to the lack of cooling through the column and a very high (about 15,000 feet) dendritic growth zone, snow still doesn’t look likely across the Gulf Coast. But the latest model data is coming back showing a shallow layer of cold air pushing south that may promote the development of sleet and freezing rain as far south as a… Read more →
The overnight computer weather model data just came down and things are starting to come into better focus, and while things are looking a little more *wintry* the majority of the information isn’t pointing to snow for southern Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. Historically speaking There isn’t much here. Pulling data from the Baton Rouge site, the Hattiesburg site, and Mobile… Read more →
