11/30 Ryan’s “Post-Front” Wednesday Night Forecast

We expected an early morning front today, but we ended up with a late morning front which wasn’t as strong as expected. Severe weather may have stayed away from South MS, but this system had dozens of confirmed tornadoes throughout the Southeast so we were lucky. The weather will be benign over the next few days as high pressure moves in behind the front, bringing cooler and drier air to the Coast. Tomorrow’s high will top out near 64 under sunny skies, while the evening will be clear and cold with a low near 43. This nice trend lasts into late Saturday, when a developing surface low in the Western Gulf begins to strengthen and will begin moving NE, dragging a warm front across the area. So, after all the cooler and drier days we’ll start of next week with 2 or 3 systems “training” through the area in quick succession, potentially keeping skies cloudy and rainy from late Saturday to early Wednesday.