Happy new Year! At least it isn’t tornadoes, right? As the next system swings through the Gulf Coast, there is the potential for heavy rain and flooding. And while severe weather can’t be ruled out, the main concern with the next system moving through the region is for localized flooding. What follows is my stream of consciousness look at the… Read more →
New data is trickling in and we are starting to get a better idea about what to expect from Mother Nature on Monday afternoon, evening and into the overnight hours. The great thing about getting within 48 hours of an expected event is it opens the doors to a lot of high-resolution data that just can’t “see” far enough into… Read more →
Welp, it wouldn’t be December with the potential for severe weather, would it? From the SPC: Forecast guidance continues to trend slightly southward with the evolution of the mid/upper trough ejecting across the Plains on Monday, as well as in the evolution of the surface low over the lower MS Valley region. Latest guidance is in good agreement that a… Read more →
Yeah, you read that correctly. It is roughly the same pattern today as what brought all the snow to South Mississippi two years ago – almost to the day. So why no snow this time? I’ll explain… But first! Let’s go back in time! A lot of snow fell from the sky that day. We were expecting up to 3… Read more →
Dreaming of a White Christmas? You got it. Courtesy: GIPHY Sorry, wrong White. That is White Goodman from the movie Dodgeball. You mean a White Christmas with snow and cold? That one? In that case, I agree with Aerosmith: Dream on! Because sadly, it will continue to be just that – a dream. Historically, the Pine Belt has never had… Read more →
