After digesting all of the data from the overnight and early morning models, and sneaking a peek at the unfinished data from the midday models, this is what the forecast looks like as of Wednesday, December 6th, 2017 at 10:30am for south Mississippi: Wednesday: Morning temperatures around 38 with morning showers and drizzle followed by more afternoon drizzle and light… Read more →
Well, well, well, Winter. We meet again! The first time I had to deal with winter weather in Mississippi was February of 2015 behind a bout of severe weather. The last time? January 4, 2016 when we ended up with some ice, and not much – if any – snow. The last time the area had winter weather, I tried… Read more →
Matt Lanza, a meteorologist for an energy company in Houston, spent some time earlier this year researching the 1895 Gulf Coast Blizzard. It was a widespread winter weather outbreak across the Gulf Coast region around Valentine’s Day in 1895. You can check out the article here: Space City Rewind: Houston’s Great Snow of 1895 At the National Weather Association Annual… Read more →
As wintry weather descends on the Pine Belt, here is a quick update regarding a few hot topics… Before you ask The Top 3 questions I get are as follows: Is it going to snow? Do I have school? Can I drive? Probably not. Check out the station website. And, it depends. How much are you willing to white-knuckle? As… Read more →
There is at least one forecast that is a promise: Disappointment. The Reality: This is Tough Starting late Thursday, through Friday and into Saturday there will be a really good chance that many parts of the south will be cold. Quite cold. There is a slightly lower chance that these same areas will have precipitation possible at the same time… Read more →
