UPDATE: The 11am update for this event is located here Before I hit the sack… The SPC just released the 6z forecast for Monday and it looks like this: The first thing you may notice is that for the Pine Belt and most sections of southern Mississippi the roughest weather is to the north. But don’t let your guard down. The… Read more →
Apologies for the late start everyone. We are currently working to track all of the severe weather watches and warnings tonight / this morning. Nick Lilja will have a complete severe weather breakdown and timetable posted later this morning.
This is an updated look at the severe weather poential for this afternoon and evening.
(UPDATE 3:30PM) It looks like afternoon storm initiation is getting moving across parts of east Texas, southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana. We’ve decided to leave our tornado threat graphic alone today since it was issued at 6:00am. So far it is still holding true. (ORIGINAL 7:30AM) First, having a severe weather plan is important. Especially on days like today. And… Read more →
The threat for severe weather will shift east on Sunday as the system that is keeping the South Plains on edge today will give Missouri, Arkansas Louisiana, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama a reason to keep the NOAA Weather Radio handy. In fact, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) is using the word “outbreak” in the discussion describing the severe weather… Read more →
