I got up this morning with every intention of running errands, working in the yard pulling out the last of that Chamberbitter, and doing some quick cleaning around the house. But when I logged onto facebook this morning to check for any questions overnight from viewers, I was bombarded with hype, disinformation and irresponsible conjecture. And you guys know how… Read more →
The Tornado Watch that expires at 1PM for parts of the southeast will likely be continued through later this evening. Strong, long-track devastating tornadoes are not likely in this watch. But brief, weaker, and fast-moving tornadoes are possible. The probabilities of the current watch, will likely be extended, too. For the next few hours watch out for quick moving storms… Read more →
Long title, I know. But the title spells it out pretty clearly. This isn’t going to be a massive hurricane with crazy wind and incredible damage. It will be one that has a lot of rain and some coastal impacts from storm surge. This discussion will focus primarily on southern Louisiana, southern Mississippi and southern Alabama. It will be broken… Read more →
As a deep area of low pressure lifts from Texas into the upper Midwest, a cold front will push through Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama opening the door for showers, storms and severe weather. Quick Summary Storms will push across the region in two waves. One during late Saturday and into Sunday morning. Another Sunday afternoon/evening and into Monday. Originally, flooding… Read more →
As we look toward the weekend an area of low pressure, with a batch of cold air aloft will slide from New Mexico and west Texas across the southeast. It will open the door for showers and storms – some severe – to develop across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, and Tennessee. The Storm Prediction Center is keeping a… Read more →
