It looks like there will be another round of storms and the possibility of severe weather will show up Sunday night for South Mississippi. The Storm Prediction Center currently has the area under a Marginal-to-Slight Risk for severe weather. This is in response the computer weather models showing a line of showers and storms pushing through the area between 11pm… Read more →
We are still watching for a line of severe storms to pass through the Pine Belt during the day on Saturday. We are about to get pretty detailed and pretty nerdy. You’ll get a full explanation here. But if all you want is the down-and-dirty forecast, take a look at the map below and swipe/scroll down to the last few… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center held onto – and even expanded – the threat for severe weather across parts of South Mississippi for tonight and into early tomorrow morning. Plus, model guidance is showing that the storms anticipated to move through have sped up a bit, too. Quick hitter The SPC actually extended the risk for severe weather southeast. This is… Read more →
I had the chance to shake hands with Rich Thompson, the Lead Forecaster at the Storm Prediction Center, at the National Weather Association Annual Meeting in Anaheim. Rich is a very sharp meteorologist and is regarded as one of the best forecasters with the SPC. Also, he is a great guy. It was nice to chat with him again. He… Read more →
The SPC is considering extending the Tornado Watch for south Mississippi: SUMMARY…Threat for damaging winds and perhaps a couple of tornadoes will potentially focus over southeastern Louisiana and parts of southern Mississippi later tonight. A replacement watch may be considered prior to the 07Z expiration of Watches 111/113. DISCUSSION…An expansive mesoscale convective system continues late this evening across the lower… Read more →
