The Storm Prediction Center issued a Mesoscale Discussion regarding extending the current Severe Thunderstorm Watch, currently in parts of Texas and Louisiana, into Mississippi. Here is a look at the current Radar/Satellite imagery: As of now, the only ‘game in town’ is a thunderstorm riding along/near I-20 between Jackson and Meridian. But the SPC notes that there may soon be… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Mesoscale Discussion suggesting there is a 95% chance the are will be put under a Watch – Tornado or Severe Thunderstorm, there isn’t any indication at this point. From the SPC: Surface analysis shows a weak east-west oriented boundary from TX into AL, with MUCAPE on the order of 1000 J/kg along and… Read more →
The Weather Prediction Center issued a Mesoscale Discussion that includes parts of Louisiana and Mississippi highlighting a chance for up to four inches of rain during the next few hours. From the WPC: Surface observations from 05-06z indicate that a weak surface low has formed across LA near the intersection of two thermal/dew point gradients. Radar imagery shows that a… Read more →
I’m not a doctor. I will never claim to have any medical expertise. However. I do know where to look for medical expertise. And I know how to track down medical journals. And I trust the observations of those trained to understand the human body and its responses. From the Center for Disease Control – 60 total cases – 6… Read more →
The last few runs of the HRRR computer weather model, coupled with the 00z HRW- suite of models, and the 00z NAM-3km computer weather model have me a bit more concerned with the threat for severe weather between 2am and 6am. Originally, the thought was 6am would be the beginning of the threat for sever weather as we waited for… Read more →
