I posted a quick graphic on Facebook the other day that seemed to resonate with a lot of people. It was a basic look at the different strengths of storms South Mississippi endures during the summer. It is a pretty straight-forward and simple graphic, but I think it leaves some room to elaborate. Plus, I want to point out the… Read more →
So as Amber and I are looking at several different models for Wednesday’s chance of rain, we notice an enclosed high pressure system forming out near the lower Mississippi River. We’re both thinking “Why is that there and why is there a blob or rain with it?” In any forecaster’s job, there are going to be interpolations that will drive… Read more →
Thursday, as clouds continue to increase, rain chances will increase, too. Highs will be around 65 with a 70 percent chance for rain. We may see a few storms here and there, but the threat for severe weahter is looking pretty limited at this time. Current model trends keep the warm front too far to the south for severe weahter… Read more →
Good afternoon, y’all! This is your weather intern Noah and Kendall for your forecast for the rest of your week! So, no bragging, but I will say that I’m proud that I got a lot of my forecast right, but I definitely didn’t anticipate how much rain dumped on Friday, and thankfully no reports of anything bad that night. The… Read more →
You tired of music references yet? No? Here’s some more courtesy of CCR! Afternoon, y’all! I’m your intern Noah with the weekly forecast! We definitely have some crazy feats of weather driving what’s gonna happen for the rest of the week. We have another piece of energy to our east, we have a massive ridge to our north and northwest, and… Read more →
