Preparing the Pine Belt – 2017 Severe Weather Preparedness Special
Taking a look at how to prepare yourself for the Severe Weather Season… FIRST BLOCK SECOND BLOCK THIRD BLOCK FOURTH BLOCK
Harvey forecast to become Major Hurricane before Texas landfall
Tropical Storm Harvey is now forecast to become a Major Hurricane as it drifts NW toward Texas. It is expected to make landfall on Friday night late or early Saturday morning – somewhere between just north of Corpus Christi to Brownsville. The forecast has increased the intensity due to multiple factors. Here is a look at how the forecast has… Read more →
Severe weather Sunday for South Mississippi
Thunderstorms are likely Sunday during the day in South Mississippi. In fact, everyone east of I-55 and south of I-20 will have see a thunderstorm. That’s right, everyone in that box will see a storm. And while the chances that you see a thunderstorm are running between 90- and 100-percent. The chance that you see a severe storm are a… Read more →
Slow moving Low, tricky forecast, ‘lotta rain
Whether your favorite Gulf Coast meteorologist works for the National Weather Service of on television – either way, they aren’t sleeping well lately. The latest area of low pressure off the Gulf has been spinning around for a few days now and doesn’t show any signs of decisiveness. In other words, it is going what we all do: Linger at… Read more →
Flash flooding threat accompanies Tornado Watch for Mississippi, Louisiana
Louisiana and southern Mississippi are also dealing with the threat for flash flooding this evening. From the WPC: Summary…A squall line is moving into an area recently saturated by rainfall last night. Despite its forward progression, flash flooding should be possible. Discussion…A squall line is moving southeast at 30+ kt through central la at this time, with 15 kt progression… Read more →
