08/23 Ryan's "Wetter Trend" Monday Evening Forecast
Things have been pretty dry and hot recently in South MS, but a much wetter trend is moving in. It isn't going to be a very drastic shift.…
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8/23 - Rob's "VERY HOT" Monday Afternoon Forecast
High-pressure slightly stronger than yesterday, is still centered along to just west of the TX/LA border and remains the biggest influence on the local weather. Its close proximity to the area means low rain potential and HOT TEMPERATURES. From a…
8/23 - Rob's "Hottest Summer Temps" Monday Morning Forecast
High-pressure slightly stronger than yesterday, is still centered along to just west of the TX/LA border and remains the biggest influence on the local weather. Its close proximity to the area means low rain potential and HOT TEMPERATURES. From a…
08/23 – Brantly's "Sweltering Heat" Monday Morning Forecast
With less cloud cover and storm coverage, Monday will be a fairly hot day with mid 90s for highs, with some isolated spots reaching the upper 90s. Heat indices will range between 103 and 112 degrees. Both Monday and Tuesday,…
08/22 – Brantly's "Hot Temperatures Continue" Sunday Night Forecast
With less cloud cover and storm coverage, Monday will be a fairly hot day with mid 90s for highs, with some isolated spots reaching the upper 90s. Heat indices will range between 103 and 112 degrees. Both Monday and Tuesday,…
08/20 Ryan's "Little Relief" Friday Night Forecast
Today we were upgraded to an excessive heat warning, so there won't be much relief from that oppressive heat and humidity. That means heat indices across South MS…
08/20 Ryan's "Excessive Heat" Friday Evening Forecast
Yesterday we were under a heat advisory, but today that was upgraded further to an excessive heat warning. That means heat indices across South MS will lie between…
8/20 - Rob Knight's "VERY HOT" Friday Morning Forecast
Today and Saturday, a robust high pressure system is expected to build over the region. Southerly to southeasterly surface winds will help to enhance warm air advection and moisture advection into the area. Isolated to scattered showers will be possible…
08/19 Ryan's "Dangerous Heat" Thursday Night Forecast
Dangerous heat has moved in and today's heat advisory won’t be the last we’ll see over the next week. We’re in for an interesting change though. Right now…
08/19 Ryan's "Heat Advisory" Thursday Evening Forecast
An heat advisory was issued today and is still active until 7 PM, and it won't be the last we'll see over the next week. We're in for…
8/19 - Rob Knight's "Hot" Friday-Eve Afternoon Forecast
Today may actually be the coolest day of the next 3-4 days with highs climbing into the mid-90s across much of the area. Once we heat up the heat index values will climb and climb quickly with a good chunk…
8/19 - The Chief's "Heat Advisory" Thursday Morning Forecast
Main focus in the short term will be on the potential for oppressive heat across the region. Today may actually be the coolest day of the next 3-4 days with highs climbing into the mid-90s across much of the area.…
08/19 – Brantly's "Hot with Scattered Storms" Thursday Morning Forecast
We have entered a more typical summertime setup that will persist for the foreseeable future. Any lingering showers and thunderstorms this evening will gradually die down, with only an isolated storm or two possible during the overnight hours mainly across…
08/18 Ryan's "Coastal Activity" Wednesday Night Forecast
The showers and thunderstorms that develop in the heat of the day are starting to die off, but we'll see more in the way of coastal activity overnight.…
08/16 Ryan's "Few Cool Spots" Wednesday Evening Forecast
The showers and thunderstorms that develop in the heat of the day generally lead to some nice cool spots, but they've been sparse recently. That will change…
8/18 - Rob's "Isolated T-storms" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
Isolated-Scattered showers and t-storms will be possible each day over the next couple of days, primarily during the peak daytime afternoon heating hours. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible inside thunderstorm development, based on the model consensus and parameters. Heat…
8/18 - Rob's "Hot & Humid" Wednesday Morning Forecast
Today and Thursday, the normal summertime pattern will dominate the area. Southerly surface winds will help to advect warm air and moisture into the area, which will ultimately help with lifting in the environment. As a result, the rainfall will…
08/18 – Brantly's "Hot and Humid" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A typical summer time pattern is in store throughout the near term as upper level high pressure begins to build in over the region from the western Atlantic. At the same time, Fred continues to move northeast over the Appalachians…
08/17 Ryan's "Even Warmer" Tuesday Night Forecast
More hot and humid weather is on the way with only spotty afternoon activity. That means fewer cool spots in the heat of the day, and even then…
08/17 Ryan's "Spotty Activity" Tuesday Evening Forecast
More hot and humid weather is on the way with only spotty afternoon activity. That means fewer cool spots in the heat of the day, and even then…
8/17 - Rob Knight's "Summertime Pattern" Afternoon Forecast
Winds from the southwest will spread over the entire area throughout the day today which will help to bring back a steady increase in moisture. The typical summertime pattern will dominate with mostly clear skies in the morning with clouds…
8/17 - Rob's "Higher Heat Index" Morning Forecast
Fred has been downgraded to a tropical depression drifting north-northeast through western Georgia. Meanwhile along the northern Gulf coast, we remain parked underneath light westerly flow aloft upstream from the western section of departing TS Fred. Winds from the southwest…
08/16 Ryan's "Hotter, Drier" Monday Night Forecast
Sorry everyone, no video tonight. Capture software wasn't working. After a close call with Tropical Storm Fred it seems a hotter, drier trend is developing in South MS. The humidity at least will be a short-lived bump, but we're looking…
8/16 - Rob Knight's "Hot & Breezy" Monday Afternoon Forecast
TS Fred is in the NE'tern GOM moving north towards the Florida panhandle with landfall later this afternoon. A front moving in and stalling over the region from the northwest will bring more showers and thunderstorms to the area today…