There have been a lot of wild rumors floating around the interwebs during the past few weeks regarding the possibility for some serious cold air dropping south out of Canada. Rumors of a foot of snow in Mississippi and Alabama, sub-zero wind chills in Florida, and an ice storm for the entire Texas Gulf Coast top the list of improbable… Read more →
Due to a shift in how far inland warm air will get during the morning hours on Wednesday, the Storm Prediction Center has increased the risk for severe weather across South Mississippi. There is a Slight Risk for closer to the Gulf Coast for Mississippi and Alabama. From the SPC Here is midnight discussion from the Storm Prediction Center: Late-evening… Read more →
The lunar eclipse will start as early as 9:30p on the east coast as the moon starts to move behind the Earth penumbra. According to NASA, “At 8:41 p.m. PST (11:41 p.m. EST), the Moon will be completely inside the umbra, marking the beginning of the total lunar eclipse. The moment of greatest eclipse, when the Moon is halfway through… Read more →
The NWS forecast for tonight and Sunday night feature some pretty chilly temperatures across the Gulf Coast. Here is a look at some of those numbers from Pivotal Weather for tomorrow night (during the eclipse, btw): Cold as Ice Temperatures tumbling into the 20s Sunday night means protecting plants, pets, exposed pipes and checking in on people who don’t have… Read more →
As this next system swings through the area, the front will fire up a round of thunderstorms. Those storms will slide through South Mississippi with a chance for heavy rain, frequent lightning, wind gusts exceeding 65mph, hail up to the size of quarters and the possibility for a tornado or two. Storms will move from west to east across the… Read more →
