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 →
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 →
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 →
For the first time in – roughly – six months, South Mississippi is looking at a chance for organized severe weather. As a cold front moves through the Gulf Coast region, it will spark showers and storms – with enough background help from the atmosphere to support the potential for severe storms. From the SPC Severe thunderstorms are possible Monday… Read more →
The past few weeks have been brutal temperature wise for the southeastern US. Not the pleasant fall welcoming we were hoping for. Heat records have been broken almoyst each day since the start of the new season. Mid to upper 90s for highs have easily created some miserable weather conditions. Plus the lack of moisture has suspended any type of… Read more →
