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 →
Throughout history, the south has naturally found itself without many white winters and it’s okay. As a normal routine, southerners have gotten comfortable with an occasional cold snap the break up the mild fall temperatures and spring humidity. The infrequent cold temperatures followed by light dusting of frost is why many choose to remain in this region of the United… Read more →
The overnight computer weather model data just came down and things are starting to come into better focus, and while things are looking a little more *wintry* the majority of the information isn’t pointing to snow for southern Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. Historically speaking There isn’t much here. Pulling data from the Baton Rouge site, the Hattiesburg site, and Mobile… Read more →
(2/13/15 @ 1:25am) Updated written forecast is available here: Gulf Coast wintry weather breakdown A lot of people are curious about the chance for severe weather on Monday and Tuesday. But even more people are even more curious about the chance for snow on Wednesday. While there is a much larger threat for severe weather than snow, here is a… Read more →
