High pressure is in control over our area giving us some great weather around south Mississippi. Wednesday and Thursday stays pretty much the same as today which means cooler temperatures and lower humidity. Great weather to spend outside maybe do a little fishing or go for a drive with the windows down. Either way make sure to take advantage of… Read more →
The Fourth of July is always a big outdoors holiday – between barbecuing and fireworks, a lot of us are looking for a dry, not too hot day. Currently, looking this far out isn’t exactly sound meteorological science. It is often, when looking beyond Day 10, it is about model trends, ensemble data, and global oscillations and patterns. It is… Read more →
JUNE 26, 2019 UPDATE: Bonnet Carre closure to begin at a stage of 15.5 feet at Carrollton Gage. This will allow crews to safely close bays. Based on forecast from NSW closing process could start 2nd or 3rd week of July. #2019floodfight @MVD_USACE pic.twitter.com/kLL9Xj1wfd — Corps of Engineers (@TeamNewOrleans) June 26, 2019 The Bonnet Carre spillway closure will not impact… Read more →
If tropical cyclones are – in general – slowing down, that could have some pretty dramatic impacts in the future. But the science isn’t settled. Let’s take a look… A quick preamble If you caught the news the other night, you may have watched me get on a proverbial Soap Box about how science works. Saying that, ‘just because a… Read more →
The Doomsday People are at it again. saying that an asteroid has a “non-zero chance of striking earth” around September 10th of this year. Repent! Repent! Well, maybe not. There are a lot of things that have a non-zero chance. Me marrying Ariana Grande, for example. Highly unlikely, but non-zero. The truth is, Asteroid 2006 QV89 will give the Earth… Read more →
