I made mention of this on twitter the other day. I’m starting to think this next system is going to be more of a rain event for south Mississippi…. — Nick Lilja (@NickLilja) March 1, 2020 And the trend I was picking up on seems to continue to lean in that direction. This is starting to look like more of… Read more →
That is a lot of words in the title, but there is also a lot happening in the weather during the Tuesday through Thursday timeframe for parts of the Gulf Coast. via GIPHY As an area of low pressure swings through the region, it will open the door for showers and storms to develop. Some of these storms could be… Read more →
via GIPHY I know, I know. I’m full of good news. The last thing this area needs is more rain. And severe weather. But Mother Nature continues to sling it this direction. As the next system slides through, it looks like surface low may slide by a bit closer to the coast. That would open the door for more rainfall… Read more →
All that “In like a lion, out like a lamb” or vice-versa talk about March, as a scientist, always makes me cringe. Because it is based on subjective opinion and not objective analysis. That leaves it open to observational bias and a slew of other issues. So, I will ask as a friend and your local, friendly, neighborhood meteorologist, to… Read more →
via GIPHY I think this GIF was my reaction to opening up the SPC page this morning. Alex Puckett, a great meteorologist up in Huntsville sent me a message via facebook sharing his displeasure via meme. We weather people are no different than anyone else. We live our lives through cat pictures, GIFs and internet memes. The changes from the… Read more →
