The mid-day data is starting to trickle in and it isn’t promising for those who’ve been trying to “knock on wood” a bunch hoping it would go away. What’s new? The UH huh The new Updraft Helicity, UH for short, streaks are in. I’ve taken a look at those as well as some other parameters to come up with some… Read more →
Now that the storm system has made it ashore across California, it is being sampled by weather balloons launched by the National Weather Service. That new data is being fed into the morning and mid-day models giving meteorologists a much better picture about what may – or may not – develop for Sunday. Model guidance given the new data has… Read more →
As an arctic air mass settles south during the day on Sunday it will spawn showers and storms along the leading edge. The showers and storms along the front may be strong to severe. Depending on how storms orient along the front, where the area of surface low pressure forms, and how storm motions arrange, the tornado threat may be… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center has increased the risk for severe weather in South Mississippi on Saturday to a Slight Risk. That is a two on the one-to-five scale where five is the highest risk for severe weather. This is up from a Marginal Risk, issued earlier Thursday. Earlier Thursday, the 12z model data was used to calculate a Karrie Meter… Read more →
