Welp… Another day, another update. Today I want to pull some of the analogs to highlight how past setups have faired. Before we get there, though, here is a quick snapshot (hat tip to Pivotal Weather) of the risk areas. The Analogs The CIPS Analogs have been a very useful tool in the past. In fact, it helped us ID… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center is a group of highly talented meteorologists. These people can forecast. Really, really well. However, somewhat like the Grim Reaper, they can get a bit of a bad rep for being a beacon for death and destruction. I mean, if every time you heard the words “SPC” it was followed a few days later by a… Read more →
1/5/20 UPDATE: The SPC has now included parts of the Gulf Coast under a Slight Risk for severe weather for Friday and Saturday. For more information, head here. On that page, you can scroll down a bit and see that the SPC has highlighted parts of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida panhandle as areas to watch for… Read more →
The rain continues to be light-to-moderate-to-heavy at times this morning. Rain like this will likely continue through midday. We might see a break from shortly after lunch through a little after dinner. But if so, it may not be much of a break. It will still be humid, breezy, and drizzly. via GIPHY From the SPC A strong upper trough… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center has increased the severe weather risk for parts of South Mississippi and Louisiana for Thursday. While very heavy rain and the prospects of localized flash flooding are still the main concern, the SPC notes that there may be a window of opportunity for some severe weather to occur, too. I’ll go through the new info, a… Read more →
