Taking a look at the CIPS Analogs this morning, a trend of “slowly increasing storm risk” finally got to a breaking point, and it is time to pass along the threat: South Mississippi is looking at the threat for storms and severe weather three of the next six days. What DOES this mean? This DOES mean that storms are possible…. Read more →
Prepare to be disappointed, Winter Lovers. For south Mississippi, it is just as I expected: Not as cold as others suggested. Click-baiters strike again Usually, this is when I harp on those “Super Storm Chasers Weather Alerts” facebook pages. But other – usually credible – meteorologists were posting about it a few days back! I’m not going to name names,… Read more →
We will start the day dry and chilly, with temperatures in the low 30s. By noon we will get back to around 35 to 40, but just as we do, the sleet/snow will begin. And that sleet/snow will cool us back down quickly. By 2p/3p timeframe I think we will be all snow. The HRRR computer weather model snowfall estimates… Read more →
New data now shows an increase in the chance for snow across South Mississippi, but the range of possible totals is slimming down a bit. Also, the new data suggests less of a chance that the precipitation starts as anything other than snow, which isn’t a common occurance for the Gulf Coast at all. The big change is the timing… Read more →
