The Preamble Just like last year, don’t worry, I know that there are, like, infinity “Winter Outlooks” floating aorund the web. Everyone has one of these. And they all say something different. They all have varying degrees of information, too. Some just talk temperature, others just talk precipitation, while a handful give vague can’t-be-counted-as-incorrect-of-correct-style forecasts, too. Here are a sample… Read more →
Good afternoon y’all! I’m your meteorologist Noah with the weekly forecast for the Pinebelt. I can without a doubt say this summer has had much more active weather than we had last year. We switched patterns into more of an El Nino during the Spring and it helped with the formation of more shortwave troughs which led to a lot… Read more →
After a rainy weekend last weekend it looks like were in for some more but it won’t be a wash out or rain all day both days. Temperatures remain warm because it is July in south Mississippi. The weather stays quite for the weekend and first part of next week but that is when things start to change a little… Read more →
I know everyone is thinking about what is going on in the Gulf or should I say what will be going on in the Gulf. Well the good news is the next two days will be normal summertime days with nothing tropical to worry about. After Wednesday and Thursday it will be all eyes on the tropics but till then… Read more →
FRIDAY 12:30PM UPDATE: It looks like the Storm Prediction Center is seeing similar things from the same data I show below and came to a similar consensus. The SPC has extended the Enhanced Risk area a bit to the east and south. And the Slight Risk was pushed east, too. ORIGINAL: Alrighty, friends, we are within the 48 hour window,… Read more →
