As an arctic air mass settles south during the day on Sunday it will spawn showers and storms along the leading edge. The showers and storms along the front may be strong to severe. Depending on how storms orient along the front, where the area of surface low pressure forms, and how storm motions arrange, the tornado threat may be… Read more →
Sunday a strong cold front will sweep through Mississippi ushering in much colder air. Along the leading edge of the cold air, showers and storms will develop with the potential for severe weather, too. Generally, when strong cold fronts push into warm, moist air masses, storms occuer. So far this winter Mississippi has been lucky. Despite a mild – to… Read more →
It wouldn’t be the Mardi Gras season unless we were talking about parades, right? Well, Mother Nature is celebrating with a parade of her own. And each system – like different floats in a parade – will have something different to throw out at the Gulf Coast. Over the next week, there will be a parade of storms across the… Read more →
Early indications are suggesting that next Tuesday may be a stormy day for the Pine Belt. But there are still a lot of things that are “up in the air” so to speak. But I anted to plow through some of these things to give you an early heads up, as well as, full context to the environmental set-up so… Read more →
Due to a shift in how far inland warm air will get during the morning hours on Wednesday, the Storm Prediction Center has increased the risk for severe weather across South Mississippi. There is a Slight Risk for closer to the Gulf Coast for Mississippi and Alabama. From the SPC Here is midnight discussion from the Storm Prediction Center: Late-evening… Read more →
