Time to start off the forecast with a Thin Lizzy song no one’s ever heard of! (I hate being a classic rock nerd sometimes) So after a pleasant week of beautiful cool mornings and not-as-hot afternoons, we’re going back to the old Summer doldrums again. That’s not to say it’ll be completely permanent, but hot and humid is the climate… Read more →
Your grass isn’t likely greener because of lightning. That isn’t to say that there isn’t some logic – and science – behind the possibility. It just isn’t likely. Going back to Chemistry class Before we get to the greener part, we have to think back to Chemistry class. And back to Earth Science class, too. The Nitrogen molecule (N2) makes… Read more →
Good afternoon, y’all! I’m your meteorologist intern Noah with Tuesday’s 7-day forecast So after a whole week of unusual weather, things are finally starting to calm down, but that’s both good and bad. It’s good because we’re getting into the pattern of our daily chance of thunderstorms to cool us off, but bad because the heat is finally here to… Read more →
High pressure is in control over our area giving us some great weather around south Mississippi. Wednesday and Thursday stays pretty much the same as today which means cooler temperatures and lower humidity. Great weather to spend outside maybe do a little fishing or go for a drive with the windows down. Either way make sure to take advantage of… Read more →
The Fourth of July is always a big outdoors holiday – between barbecuing and fireworks, a lot of us are looking for a dry, not too hot day. Currently, looking this far out isn’t exactly sound meteorological science. It is often, when looking beyond Day 10, it is about model trends, ensemble data, and global oscillations and patterns. It is… Read more →
