via GIPHY Yeah, I am. It isn’t a great one. But, hey, if there was ever a chance it might be tonight between about 9pm and midnight. The Data The model soundings suggest a pretty moist air mass aloft that is capable of producing snowflakes up above 15,000ft. Now, below that at about 9,000ft, it gets pretty dry, pretty quick…. Read more →
12/28/17 1:00PM UPDATE: There is a new forecast available here: Models trending drier for New Year’s Eve in South Mississippi The morning model data has been wrestled with, and before the afternoon data starts to roll in, I wanted to offer a brief look at what the morning data shows and what the forecast is looking like right now. I… Read more →
Well, well, well, Winter. We meet again! The first time I had to deal with winter weather in Mississippi was February of 2015 behind a bout of severe weather. The last time? January 4, 2016 when we ended up with some ice, and not much – if any – snow. The last time the area had winter weather, I tried… Read more →
The number one question this time of year: “Whats it gunna be like on Christmas?” The second-most frequent question: “Is it gunna snow on Christmas?” While we are getting into range of not-as-accurate forecast models, not-as-accurate isn’t going to help meteorologists out. Instead, meteorologists can look at teleconnections as something that can offer a look at what general weather patterns… Read more →
