7/6 - The Chief's "Hotter Temperatures Ahead" Wednesday Morning Forecast
At the surface, high pressure is centered pretty much over our area as the disturbance that brought the heavy rainfall to portions of the area yesterday, continues…
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7/5 – Rob Martin’s “Wet Pattern To Weaken” Tuesday Night Forecast
After some early rain it wasn't too bad out there to round out July 5th afternoon and evening. Cloud cover certainly put a lid on…
6/7 - Rob Martin's "Rain To Subside?" Tuesday Evening Forecast
Cloud cover certainly put a lid on temperatures today, with the atmosphere becoming more stable with residual cloud cover after earlier rains. We’re not looking at…
7/5 - Britt's "Heavy Rain/Flash Flooding" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
An easterly wave noted in the pattern will move westward across the area this afternoon/tonight, enhancing t-storm development. Areal coverage over land this afternoon/tonight should be fairly…
7/5 - The Chief's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Tuesday Morning Forecast
High-pressure is currently centered near the Texas-Louisiana border, with a north-south axis into the Dakotas early this morning with an easterly wave wrapping around the…
7/4 – Rob Martin’s “Had Enough Rain Yet?” Monday Night Forecast
All is well in the weather department through July 4th night. A good downpour ran right along I-10/Hwy 90 this afternoon, a product of the…
7/4 – Rob Martin’s “Drier Days Ahead?” Monday Evening Forecast
Happy July 4th showers again. A good downpour ran right along I-10/Hwy 90 this afternoon, a product of the sea breeze and surface heating. There was…
7/4 - Rob Knight's "Independence Day" Afternoon Forecast
A southerly surface winds will help to advect warm air and moisture into the area, enhancing lifting in the environment. Elevating atmospheric moisture will allow for more efficient…
7/4 - The Chief's "Hot/Humid Independence Day" Morning Forecast
High pressure will dominate the upper level pattern today through Wednesday. A southerly surface winds will help to advect warm air and moisture into the area, enhancing…
7/1 – Rob Martin’s “First Weekend In July” Friday Night Forecast
Outside of some early-morning showers along the coastline, we’ve transitioned back to an afternoon/early evening thunderstorm pattern, with activity every day through the weekend. The…
7/1 – Rob Martin’s “First Days Of July” Friday Evening Forecast
For now we’ve transitioned back to an afternoon/early evening thunderstorm pattern, with activity every day through the weekend. The rainfall so far this week has…
7/1 - The Chief's Friday Afternoon "Independence Day Weekend" Forecast
Overall, expect the same stuff, different day, at least this afternoon and Saturday. Western portions of the area may see a little more convective activity over…
7/1 - Rob Knight's "Spotty Rain" Friday Morning Forecast
There is an area of high-pressure over the Rockies and along the Atlantic Coast with disturbances over the Great Lakes and approaching the Pacific Coast. Pressure fields…
6/30 - Rob Martin's "Daily Rain Continues" Thursday Night Forecast
More heavy rains are expected late tonight, although it’s not looking nearly as impressive as last night’s downpour. Some trends are pushing the heavier rains to…
6/30 - Rob Martin's "Cutting Into The Rain Deficit" Thursday Evening Forecast
Harrison County was the main recipient of heavy rain in the wee hours and past sunset this morning, with a wide swath of around…
6/30 - The Chief's "WET CONDITIONS/FLASH FLOODING" Morning Forecast
Onshore flow has been a little more persistent along the Mississippi coast, and a cluster of showers/storms has been moving northward across portions of Harrison, Hancock and…
6/29 - Rob Martin's "Morning Storms Also" Wednesday Night Forecast
Don’t be too fooled by the drier conditions most of us had this afternoon. Much of the activity actually occurred this morning as nocturnal storms formed…
6/29 - Rob Martin's "Wetter Tomorrow" Wednesday Evening Forecast
Most of the activity actually occurred this morning as nocturnal storms formed in the gulf before skirting the coastline. Leftover cloud cover kept temps down a bit…
6/29 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Ahead" Afternoon Forecast
At the surface, a nearly stationary frontal boundary remains just to the northwest of our area. To the north of that boundary, high pressure extended from New…
6/29 - The Chief's "Tracking The (GOM) Tropics" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A northern stream has become somewhat more progressive with high-pressure moving east of the Rockies and disturbances along the west coast and moving across the…
6/28 – Rob Martin’s “Showers Get More Widespread” Tuesday Night Forecast
George and Stone counties again received the heaviest showers today. Spotty downpours popped up again, an increasing trend as we head through the week. Broad…
6/28 – Night Rob’s “Beneficial Rain Continues” Tuesday Evening Forecast
Spotty downpours popped up again today, an increasing trend as we head through the week. Broad low pressure over the western gulf combined with high pressure…
6/28 - Brittany's "Higher Rain Chances Ahead" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
The area of disturbed weather over the Gulf of Mexico appears to be centered south of Lake Charles, which will drift slowly westward over the next…
6/28 - Rob Knight's "Lower Temps, Higher Rain Chances" Tuesday Morning Forecast
High-pressure is currently over the Rockies, with low-pressure along the Atlantic Coast. The area of disturbed weather over the Gulf of Mexico appears to…