Senior Meteorology student at the University of South Alabama. I'm from a small town (Falkville) in north Alabama, lover of cats and coffee.
The past few days have been nice in south Mississippi with less humidity and cooler temperatures during the day. It would be great if we could stay like this but there is an area of high pressure that will be over the southeast which will give us warmer temperatures by the weekend. I’ll get your weekend started and then Noah… Read more →
After a rainy weekend last weekend it looks like were in for some more but it won’t be a wash out or rain all day both days. Temperatures remain warm because it is July in south Mississippi. The weather stays quite for the weekend and first part of next week but that is when things start to change a little… Read more →
Good afternoon, Pinebelt! If you haven’t heard already, the National Hurricane Center has put out a track for Barry showing a range of landfall between the mouth of the Mississippi River in east Louisiana to near the Louisiana-Texas border. Models are still divided on this in the long run. Depending on how strong the ridge is in the southwestern US,… Read more →
I know everyone is thinking about what is going on in the Gulf or should I say what will be going on in the Gulf. Well the good news is the next two days will be normal summertime days with nothing tropical to worry about. After Wednesday and Thursday it will be all eyes on the tropics but till then… Read more →
This one is for the nine-five, degrees that is. The story at hand is that July is here, it’s almost Independence Day, and the southern ridge is relentless. If you’re gonna celebrate your ‘Murica day with a cold one and barbecue, I’d suggest being indoors or keeping a gallon of water on you at all times. Tomorrow, however, we have… Read more →
