06/15 Ryan's "Almost Summer" Monday Night Forecast
It's felt like summer for a while now, but it doesn't officially begin until this weekend...
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It's felt like summer for a while now, but it doesn't officially begin until this weekend...
We've begun the final week of Spring, so I guess it's appropriate it won't be very "spring-like."
A weak stationary front will move in from the northeast and begin to dissipate. Expect sunny skies with hot temperatures to begin the final week of spring. The extended portion of the forecast period from Wednesday through the rest of…
A mild start under clear skies with areas of patchy fog inland...
Locally, primarily easterly low level flow with drier air attempting to work in from the northeast. Isolated thunderstorms have developed, primarily on lake/sea breeze boundaries. Outside of the spotty storms, temperatures generally around 90 degrees with dew points upper 60s…
More sunny and drier weather is on the way, with very little cloud cover in the days ahead.
Beautiful, cloud-free skies have moved in, and will largely remain consistent for the weekend and most of next week.
The dry and hot pattern will persist into the short term with only a slight chance of showers and storms. There appears to be some lingering moisture. With the movement of the afternoon sea breeze an isolated shower or thunderstorm…
The dry and hot pattern will persist into the short term with only a slight chance of showers and storms. There appears to be some lingering moisture. With the movement of the afternoon sea breeze an isolated shower or thunderstorm…
Much more pleasant weather is moving in and won't be in any hurry to leave through the weekend.
Finally a dry day out there, no chance of rain and plenty of sunshine for the rest of the week!
The humidity continues to fall as temperatures warm coupled with a dry north wind...
An ABSOLUTELY beautiful start to the day with cooler temperatures and very low humidity...
Started off the day with rain, but drier air is moving in rapidly over the next few days.
One last blast of rain this morning, but clearing skies and cooling air is on the way.
After several days of cloudy skies, heavy rain, and high humidity, our weather pattern is finally about to change. A rare June cold front is moving across the Gulf Coast this afternoon. While it is technically called a "cold front,"…
Deep upper level trough will dig through the upper Midwest today, dragging a cold front through the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms this morning with the activity beginning to wind down this afternoon. Due to the very…
Drier air is finally on the way, but until it really takes hold it'll still be raining a little longer.
Scattered showers continue in South MS, but these wet, hot, and muggy days are almost over.
Residual moisture is holding in the area this morning and this will be the case until a front passes Wed. Strong or severe thunderstorms are not expected today but that is not to say that one couldn’t be a little…
Cristobal brought over a foot of rain since yesterday, but is now moving on. The rain lingers a bit longer though....
Cristobal has moved inland, but rain will continue for the next few days....
We’re still dealing with the lingering effects of Cristobal, which is now a tropical depression located over northern Louisiana. The system is expected to move into Arkansas soon before quickly traveling toward the Great Lakes region. Coastal flooding continues along…
BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV) — The end of the Biloxi Lighthouse Pier broke away on Sunday afternoon as gusty winds and storm surge from Cristobal battered the coast. The missing section of the pier washed ashore about a half-mile west, near…