A complex forecast will unfold as we head through this weekend and into and through next week. This forecast will likely change and have to be massaged through the next 72 hours before things really come into focus. Please keep tabs on the weather this week and through this weekend. I’m going to break this down by round with a… Read more →
Before you get bombarded with the cries of Snowmageddon, Arctic BLAST-O-RAMA, or the SOOPER DOOPER POLAR VORTEX OF COLDER-THAN-MARS TEMPERATURES, please allow me to clear up some confusion, calm the hype and give everyone the straightforward ‘what we actually know at this point’ batch of information. The polar vortex has fallen apart, which could unleash a much colder end to… Read more →
This cold and rainy pattern is not an uncommon one for South Mississippi in the late fall / early winter. Especially during a weak El Nino year. Wait, this is – GULP! – normal? And, in fact, this is the same – general – setup that brought us all of that snow last year on December 8th. Yup! No joke!… Read more →
Here’s a look at my latest article read. I’ll be doing four this week considering I fell behind last week, follow my articles for some good reads. This article by Thomas L. Mote addresses the impact of snow in the variance of temperatures across The United States. Let’s take a look: Summary: Mote introduces the topic of snow cover in… Read more →
Throughout history, the south has naturally found itself without many white winters and it’s okay. As a normal routine, southerners have gotten comfortable with an occasional cold snap the break up the mild fall temperatures and spring humidity. The infrequent cold temperatures followed by light dusting of frost is why many choose to remain in this region of the United… Read more →
