As TD Marco continues to move west along the Louisiana coast, the strong tropical flow will continue into south Mississippi. The focus will now shift to the SE'tern Gulf of Mexico as TS Laura continues to move NW. Conditions in…
Marco has weakened further and will not last tomorrow, but Laura is edging towards major hurricane territory....
Marco is weakening rapidly, so we won't see much of a significant impact as it passes to the south, but Laura is slowly strengthening....
(WXXV) — The overall threat from Tropical Storm Marco continues to decrease as the storm weakens, but periods of heavy rain and gusty winds can still be expected. Marco now has maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. Marco…
(WXXV) — The overall threat from Tropical Storm Marco continues to decrease as the storm weakens, but periods of heavy rain and gusty winds can still be expected. Marco now has maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. Marco…
Some schools in South Mississippi are closing due to possible severe weather headed our way. The Hancock County School District is closing schools tomorrow, August 24th. This will also include distance learners. The Gulfport School District will run a 60%…
With TS Marco well south of the area, feeder bands of rain and winds are beginning to move into south Mississippi...
(WXXV) — The National Hurricane Center says that Marco has been downgraded to a tropical storm after Hurricane Hunters found the system had weakened slightly Sunday night. Although Marco has changed categories, the impacts are expected to remain the same.…
Quiet end to this week, but next week will be quite a doozy with two potential hurricanes in the Northern Gulf.
This forecast will largely focus on the looming tropical threat in the Gulf.
Hot temperatures heading into the afternoon won't feel as hot with lower humidity...
A rather pleasant start to the day as overnight t-storms have dissipated...
Another day with a few afternoon thunderstorms, leading to another calm night with coastal showers and thunderstorms.
Dreary conditions this afternoon thanks to the tops of storms blowing our direction, otherwise not a lot of activity again today....
Mostly cloudy skies today with showers and thunderstorms expected late this afternoon through the evening. Rain chances are up to around 60 percent. High temperatures should be a little bit cooler today with the extra cloud cover, only topping out…
The stationary front in the area brought overnight showers/t-storms to south Mississippi will continue to be a focal point for activity through Friday. The weak upper low-pressure over Mississippi on Friday begins to shear out over the weekend. The airmass…
Finally a little cooler and drier, but it is over before it starts as the next few days get quite wet.
It was a few degrees cooler today, but more rain as we head into the weekend will bring highs down even further....
Wednesday looks to be mostly sunny with high temperatures topping out in the lower to mid 90s once again. A handful of showers and thunderstorms will be possible in the afternoon with rain chances at around 40 percent. Thursday, more…
A stationary front will linger over the area through Thursday night. Conditions continue to look favorable for increased t-storm activity today during the late afternoon and evening hours, and have rain chances of 30 to 40 percent forecasted. There continues…
Very few showers out there today thanks to a weak sea breeze, which will be a bit stronger tomorrow.
A weak sea breeze tried to bring some afternoon rain, but not much was able to happen today thanks to upper level drier air.
Tuesday looks to be mostly sunny with high temperatures topping out in the lower to mid 90s once again. A pop up shower will be possible in the afternoon with rain chances at around 20 percent. Wednesday, similar conditions are…
Deep layer troughing will dominate the Gulf South through Wednesday night. Strong dry air advection in the mid-levels will result in lower atmospheric moisture content and a very low risk of thunderstorm activity today. At most, an isolated shower may…