On the way back from the National Weather Association Annual meeting, the plane I was in flew by a few thunderstorms. I got lucky enough to take a video of the storm as we cruised by. The storm was in Friona, Texas. From the airplane GPS available, we were located just south of the radar image above. And we were… Read more →
Rick Smith, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the Norman, Oklahoma National Weather Service office is doing great things to help those that are struggling with Severe Weather Anxiety. In the clinical world, sometimes this is called Lilapsophobia. That is an abnormal fear of tornadoes or hurricanes. “There are different levels of severe storm anxiety,” Smith said. “You an have a… Read more →
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Another area of low pressure will swing through the southeast opening the door for showers and storms to develop across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Storms will move from west to east across the Gulf Coast during the day on Wednesday and then into the overnight hours through Thursday morning. Quickly, now… no time to waste South Mississippi is under a… 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 →
