Good evening, everyone! Here is a quick update from the HRRR model and a quick discussion abotu what to expect. EDIT: I’m writing this while in the car as a passenger, so if Im a bit scatter-brained I apologize. I’ll try my best to keep this on track. Okay, here we go! First things first, what does the HRRR think… Read more →
Severe Weather looks likely for some folks in the Pine Belt as a line of showers and storms roll through the area late Monday and into Tuesday morning. Threats Heavy rain (but not a lot, sadly) with up to 1″ possible for most, damaging wind up to 75mph, small hail, and a few isolated tornadoes will be possible. The latest… Read more →
Good morning, everyone! I want to offer an update about the severe weather threat for southern Mississippi as the new morning numbers have come in and I’ve had a chance to update the Severe Weather Worksheet. Above, you can see that the overall severe parameters for southern Mississippi aren’t has high as they’ve been in recent days. As the system… Read more →
As an area of low pressure strengthens coming out of the Rockies and slides northeast from Colorado to Wisconsin, it will swing a cold front across the Southern Plains, Mid-South and Gulf Coast Wednesday and Thursday. Along the front, showers and storms may develop from as far south as Austin, Texas back north toward Omaha, Nebraska. And as far east… Read more →
Usually, clearing one hurdle at a time is the best way to handle weather, but in this case, it is important to jump on this before the preoccupation with flooding leads to a missed opportunity to warn about the threat for more severe weather. The Setup A cut-off Low lifts out of Texas and into Mississippi and Tennessee as a… Read more →
