As if one this virus wasn’t enough, Mother Nature looked at the Calendar and remembered that it is still Spring. Looking at the latest data, there is still a chance for severe weather across parts of the Southeast and Gulf Coast next Tuesday and into Wednesday. An area of low pressure looks to close off and slide from West TExas… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Mesoscale Discussion suggesting there is a 95% chance the are will be put under a Watch – Tornado or Severe Thunderstorm, there isn’t any indication at this point. From the SPC: Surface analysis shows a weak east-west oriented boundary from TX into AL, with MUCAPE on the order of 1000 J/kg along and… Read more →
The Weather Prediction Center issued a Mesoscale Discussion that includes parts of Louisiana and Mississippi highlighting a chance for up to four inches of rain during the next few hours. From the WPC: Surface observations from 05-06z indicate that a weak surface low has formed across LA near the intersection of two thermal/dew point gradients. Radar imagery shows that a… Read more →
That is a lot of words in the title, but there is also a lot happening in the weather during the Tuesday through Thursday timeframe for parts of the Gulf Coast. via GIPHY As an area of low pressure swings through the region, it will open the door for showers and storms to develop. Some of these storms could be… Read more →
All that “In like a lion, out like a lamb” or vice-versa talk about March, as a scientist, always makes me cringe. Because it is based on subjective opinion and not objective analysis. That leaves it open to observational bias and a slew of other issues. So, I will ask as a friend and your local, friendly, neighborhood meteorologist, to… Read more →
