As the model data continues to trickle in, the potential for some significant severe weather across parts of the Mid-South and Southeast is looking more likely. A lot of people are saying a “severe weather outbreak” is likely. While I’m not one to call an outbreak before an outbreak outbreaks… I can understand why people are choosing to use that… Read more →
As the next system continues to drift toward the region, there is increasing confidence that when it arrives it will bring significant severe weather with it. The Storm Prediction Center opted to keep – roughly – the same Moderate risk area for the southeast, but expanded the Enhanced Risk area and Slight Risk area. From the SPC …East TX northeastward… Read more →
As a system passes through the region, it will open the door for showers, storms and the potential for severe weather. Come to think of it, I say this in almost every post. But this is not an “every post” kind of system. This one looks pretty potent. A Moderate Risk is in place for parts of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi… Read more →
At least we will all be at home, already. In fact, now may be a good time to review your severe weather safety plan. The “Where would you go? What would you do?” if a tornado warning was issued for your area plan. By coincidence, the National Weather Association is promoting their #SafePlaceSelfie campaign today, Wednesday, April 8th. 
It’s #SafePlaceSelfie… Read more →
All model guidance seems to be in agreement that the severe threat for south Mississippi will remain on the “low end” of things on Tuesday. A combination of good timing and a lack of low-level return flow in the area means the potential for severe weather will remain low and isolated to individual storms that just happen to develop at… Read more →
