The dog days of summer continue... hot temperatures and high humidity will be the trend along the Mississippi Gulf Coast over the next several days. Highs today through the weekend will top out in the lower 90s along the coast…
Models continue to show a weak upper level high-pressure over the northern Gulf coast with weak disturbances to the northwest and an easterly flow over the central Gulf. Certainly, through Friday, moisture will be insufficient for any more than very…
Fall won't officially start for another 3 weeks, but meteorological speaking it starts today! Either way, won't feel much like fall until likely mid-December.
August ended on the wet and muggy side, but September is starting off beautifully. Statistically though, it likely won't remain that quiet as tropical activity peaks.
High temperatures will be in the lower to mid 90s for the next several days, but it will feel much hotter. High pressure over the eastern Gulf of Mexico continues to send warm, humid air into South Mississippi. Heat index…
A warm and humid start with areas of light patchy fog inland...
High pressure to the east will continue to extend into the gulf will be nudging northward to bring the ridge axis onshore by Tuesday. This will serve to suppress any showers and storms to just be isolated in coverage Tuesday…
High pressure to the east will continue to extend into the gulf will be nudging northward to bring the ridge axis onshore by Tuesday. This will serve to suppress any showers and storms to just be isolated in coverage Tuesday…
Hot temperatures heading into the final afternoon of August...
A warm and humid start with just a few clouds overhead...
Monday should be similar to what we experienced today in that rain process will continue to be efficient and dictated by regional weather systems interacting with the gulf breeze. Once again, it will not be an all-day rain, but generally…
Tonight, partly cloudy skies with a small chance for rain. Overnight lows should drop down to the mid-70s. Saturday, high temperatures should get up to the upper 80s with some areas even hitting 90 degrees, but it’s going to feel…
Hot and humid conditions this afternoon with t-storms from the west moving in...
Laura has left and weakened, but we're still looking at a few grey, active days as ahead.
Laura will be "post-tropical" before too long, but is still responsible for our grey, wet weather into tomorrow.
A feeder band linger along SE Louisiana, will slowly move east this afternoon into the area...
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A warm and steamy start to the day with gusty winds in the 20 mph range...
Laura is just hours away from landfall, bringing catastrophic damage to western Louisiana and eastern Texas before sunrise.
Hurricane Laura has continued to strengthen, and will make landfall later tonight as a major hurricane on the TX/LA border.
Hurricane Laura is currently in the central Gulf of Mexico currently moving northwestward. Satellite imagery does show Laura trying to have a bit more of a closed circulation and the storm has now increased to a CAT 2 hurricane. Laura…
It's going to miss to the left, but Hurricane Laura is on its way and will bring us a few rainy days....
Hurricane Laura will miss us to the west, but we're still in for a few days of disturbed weather.
Gray skies, intermittent rain, and high humidity will be the trend over the next couple of days as tropical moisture continues to flow into the area. Hurricane Laura is now a Category 1 over the Gulf of Mexico with maximum…