So as Amber and I are looking at several different models for Wednesday’s chance of rain, we notice an enclosed high pressure system forming out near the lower Mississippi River. We’re both thinking “Why is that there and why is there a blob or rain with it?” In any forecaster’s job, there are going to be interpolations that will drive… Read more →
We are at the point where we are in a ridge pattern that means heat and low rain chances not to say you won’t see a pop up shower but its not likely. Wednesday: skies will be mostly clear with a few clouds in the afternoon which is also when we will see a 10 percent chance of seeing a passing… Read more →
There comes a time in every southern summer when we finally ridge over and the weather is at the mercy of the sea breeze for any sort of relief from the unbearable, sticky heat that we receive each day. Well, the time is finally here. We are in a linear trend after the crazy strong weather that came upon us… Read more →
It is the time of year again where two-week-from-now hurricane forecasts start to be a weekly occurrence. On Facebook and Twitter, the “Super Weather Action Radar 7000 Alerts Central” accounts usually post things like… EARLY HEADS UP!! A hurricane will be making landfall in two weeks!! Get prepared now!! The only problem is, that it never happens. Ever. Literal fake… Read more →
Hope you enjoy the Florida Georgia Line reference! It is feeling like summer in south Mississippi our temperatures stay warm though the next seven days. The chance of rain will increase on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week when we have a short wave trough move though the area giving us a chance of rain and more clouds. Friday are… Read more →
