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 →
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 →
Quite the eventful day across the area. Where we stand now… Tropical Storm Olga is still merging with a weakening cold front. That is providing some extra ‘umph’ to the showers and storms we are dealing with today and tonight. The Tornado Watch will remain in effect until 9pm for Clarke, Wayne, Jones, Forrest Lamar, Pearl River, Stone, George, Greene… Read more →
