For those that were looking at your backyard and thinking, ‘I could use some rain’ it looks like Mother Nature may be willing to help you out. After a long, wet, dreary winter, it looks like the short suspension of precipitation during the last few weeks may come to an end. The Climate Prediction Center, a branch of NOAA that… Read more →
As if one this virus wasn’t enough, Mother Nature looked at the Calendar and remembered that it is still Spring. Looking at the latest data, there is still a chance for severe weather across parts of the Southeast and Gulf Coast next Tuesday and into Wednesday. An area of low pressure looks to close off and slide from West TExas… Read more →
Well, that didn’t take long did it? After a handful of models starting to come into agreement that something may develop off the east coast or in the Gulf, the scare-tactic posts have begun. In general, this post from yesterday still stands: However, we do have some new data to look at that may mean better chances for rain further… Read more →
Before you get bombarded with the cries of Snowmageddon, Arctic BLAST-O-RAMA, or the SOOPER DOOPER POLAR VORTEX OF COLDER-THAN-MARS TEMPERATURES, please allow me to clear up some confusion, calm the hype and give everyone the straightforward ‘what we actually know at this point’ batch of information. The polar vortex has fallen apart, which could unleash a much colder end to… Read more →
Current Conditions Currently acros the sotuheast temperatures are in the 60s and 70s from eastern Texas all the way to the Florida panhandle. with mostly clear conditions across a majority of the southeast – except southern Alabama and the Florida panhandle. Fog is noted across parts of Louisiana and Mississippi. If you want to know more about reading surface observations… Read more →
