7/20 – Rob Martin’s “Heat Continues” Wednesday Night Forecast
Last night Gulfport/Biloxi Airport tied a record-warm overnight temperature, and it’s more of the same in the short term. We won’t stray too far from 80 degrees…
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7/20 – Rob Martin’s “Heat Peaks Tomorrow” Wednesday Evening Forecast
Pascagoula again led the way with a heat index (real-feel) temperature of 112° at noon before the sea breeze and its cloud cover cooled things off…
7/20 - Rob Knight's "Dangerous Afternoon Heat" Mid-Week Forecast
A Heat Advisory is in effect... The upper level high pressure will gradually continue to get stronger from west to east across the region. That and a continued…
7/20 - The Chief's "Heat Advisory" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The focus early in the forecast will be the topic of heat. Heat Advisories were needed yesterday as compressional heating gradually increased, especially over the western tier.…
7/19 – Rob Martin’s “Hot, Especially West” Tuesday Night Forecast
Some cloud cover kept a lid on temperatures today, but we might not be as fortunate tomorrow. That being said, Pascagoula still hit a real-feel temp…
7/19 – Rob Martin’s “Looking Hotter Wednesday” Tuesday Evening Forecast
Pascagoula again led the way with a real-feel temp of 110 at 1 PM today. Heat advisories were up for Pearl River/Hancock counties, and will repeat…
7/19 - Brittany's "Oppressive Heat Ahead" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Strong high pressure will continue to shape the forecast with hot temperatures and low rain potential due to the compression of the atmosphere. The best potential for…
7/19 - Rob Knight's "Elevated Heat Indices" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Today will bring a continuation of the past few days and a gradual warming trend as high pressure moves closer to the area. This will also…
7/18 - Rob Martin's "Fewer Storms But Hotter" Monday Night Forecast
Gulfport still had a real-feel temp of 100 at 8 PM tonight...a sign of what's to come. High pressure is close enough to push temperatures…
7/18 - Rob Martin's "Heat Advisories Again" Monday Evening Forecast
High pressure remains in control enough to allow hotter temperatures, but weak enough for a few storms to pop up today and Tuesday. Real-feel temperatures were…
7/18 - Britt's "Very Hot Temperatures Ahead" Monday Afternoon Forecast
A broad upper level high-pressure remains centered near New Mexico and extends from Mexico to Canada and the Pacific Ocean to the MS River Valley. A…
7/18 - Rob Knight's "Summertime Heat" Monday Morning Forecast
The general upper level setup aloft hasn’t changed in the last week or so for all intents and purposes with the exception of small variations. A broad…
7/17 - Brittany's "Typical Summer Pattern" Sunday Evening Forecast
Going into the new workweek, not many changes to note. The region will still be within the H5 weakness between the subtropical/Bermuda high to the east and…
7/15 - Rob Martin's "Halfway Through July" Friday Night Forecast
We’ll have just spotty activity into early evening before quiet conditions take over for the rest of Friday night. The downpours started earlier today, with much…
7/15 - Rob Martin's "Lower Weekend Rain Chances" Friday Evening Forecast
The downpours started earlier today, with much of it coming through Jackson County before weakening. We’ll have just spotty activity into early evening before quiet…
7/15 - Rob Knight's "Hotter Temps Ahead" Friday Afternoon/Weekend Forecast
High pressure will continue to move into the area and shape the forecast though the weekend. The Bermuda ridge extends westward from the Atlantic Ocean to…
7/15 - The Chief's "Hot & Muggy" Friday Morning Forecast
Today through Sunday a broad upper level high pressure will be centered near the 4-corners region extends from Mexico to Canada and CA to around MS.…
7/14 - Rob Martin's "Into The Weekend" Thursday Evening Forecast
Storms and rain will diminish overnight before returning Friday afternoon. We had active weather late this afternoon, with a severe t-storm in George County and a…
7/14 - Rob Martin's "Friday Like Today" Thursday Evening Forecast
It did indeed hit the fan a bit late this afternoon, with a severe t-storm in George County and a flood advisory in Stone County. This…
7/14 - Rob knight's "Scattered Afternoon T-Storms" Midday News Forecast
The eastern portion of a high pressure system to the NW will begin to eroded as an upper disturbance digs south across the Great Lakes to…
7/14 - The Chief's "Warm & Humid Flow" Thursday Morning Forecast
A broad upper level high pressure centered near the 4-Corners region extends from Mexico to Canada and CA to around MS. It will generally be…
7/13 - Rob Martin's "Much Better Rain Chances Thursday" Wednesday Night Forecast
A relatively quiet Hump Day night is in store. Our current frontal boundary over the northern Gulf is rather diffuse, so an about-face here…we’re not expecting…
7/13 - Rob Martin's "Heaviest Rains Tomorrow" Wednesday Evening Forecast
The low that caused yesterday’s rain has moved on, and our current frontal boundary ove the northern Gulf is rather diffuse, so an about-face here…we’re not…
7/13 - Rob Knight's "Elevated Moisture Flow" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
The Bermuda high pressure extends into the far eastern Gulf of Mexico and a weakness between it and the ridge to the west. Abundant moisture exists…