8/11 - Payton's Sunday Night Forecast
Heat Advisory for Monday and what we're keeping an eye on in the tropics
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Heat Advisory for Monday and what we're keeping an eye on in the tropics
Expect a slight increase in rain chances through the weekend, but not much else changes...
More similar weather expected in the days ahead, but we'll see a slight bump in rain chances through the weekend....
As temperatures continue to warm, the HEAT INDEX will be pushing 110 degrees through this evening...
A HUMID start to the day with spotty rain/t-storms develop along the coast and south...
More hot and humid days ahead, but those afternoon showers thankfully hang around to cool us off....
The hot and muggy weather is here to stay for a while, but afternoon showers will continue to cool things down a little....
Be careful in the heat...also an update on NOAA's latest hurricane season outlook.
We are expecting another typical hot and humid day across the region.
The afternoon showers continue on our otherwise hot and humid days with little change expected....
The consistently similar weather continues in South Mississippi....
Heat index values over 105 possible this afternoon and into the weekend
Another hot and humid one with a few t-storms this afternoon.
Can't forget about the weather during election coverage, especially with our active afternoons....
It's election night, but that doesn't mean we get a break from the weather....
Heat index values over 105 in a few locations this afternoon. If you're lucky a shower could cool you off.
We're back in a very familiar summertime pattern, but don't expect much to change this week....
Scattered afternoon showers continue to start this week, but it'll dry some by the end....
We'll see more showers and t-storms this afternoon, but drier days are ahead.
Rain possible for your Monday...drying by the end of the week.
There was a slight uptick in rain today, something we'll see again over the weekend before it dries up again....
Showers and thunderstorms were a bit closer to the coast today, but who gets the showers tomorrow?