08/11 Ryan's "Rainy Weekend" Friday Forecast
Just like the last few nights, earlier showers and storms have dissipated but we can expect them to return through the weekend. More details inside.
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Just like the last few nights, earlier showers and storms have dissipated but we can expect them to return through the weekend. More details inside.
After a dry start to the day, showers and thunderstorms are across the area, and unfortunately it looks like the hot and stormy afternoons will continue into the weekend as not much change will happen to the upper air pattern.
Unfortunately it looks like another hot and stormy afternoon for the area with the best chance for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon.
While last night was the exception, we're again seeing our earlier showers & t-storms dissipating and and even some slight sky clearing. Rain returns quickly though, so watch the full forecast for details.
A clear start to the day has changed as clouds have moved in from the west and SW...along with isolated showers/t-storms...
As the very tropical air mass continues to dominate the region, isolated showers/t-storms are moving in from the south...
Didn't see much rain this morning/afternoon, but early evening thunderstorms helped light up the night sky. This will dissipate quickly, and more rain expected soon, but you'll have to watch the forecast for more.
Some dry air moved in this afternoon as expected, keeping the showers a bit more few and far between than the day before. Watch the full forecast for more details.
Very isolated activity across the area this afternoon as a stationary front along the Mississippi Gulf Coast stretching west to east will continue to linger in the region through the rest of the workweek.
As TS Franklin moves west across the bay of Campeche, it's a warm/humid start to the day with light rain moving in from the GOM.
Our earlier showers have all but cleared, though more rain is expected every afternoon through the rest of the week. Watch the full forecast for more.
Overcast and rainy as expected, but most of the rain stayed North of the three coastal counties. Expect much more in the coming days, but you'll have to watch the full forecast for details.
We continue to see isolated showers and thunderstorms starting to develop.
As we continue to keep an eye on TS FRANKLIN moving across the Yucatan peninsula, a VERY TROPICAL air mass continues to dominate the region...
Not much rain earlier, but the rain started to move in late this evening and will continue each afternoon for the next few days. Watch the full forecast for details.
A frontal boundary is moving into the Southeast, but is not expected to pass through South MS. It will however, linger in the area causing several rainy days. Forecast details inside.
The Harrison County area is still dealing with the aftermath of yesterday’s heavy rainfall. At last check, the Biloxi River was over flood stage, cresting right around 15 feet. The good news is the water is now descending. The Biloxi…
Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon.
After clear skies overnight, the clouds along with isolated showers are moving in from the south...
An isolated shower is not out of the question tonight, but most should remain dry.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms across the area today dumped up to seven inches in some areas.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms across the area today dumped up to seven inches in some areas.
As the majority of energy stayed south yesterday, the activity has moved into south Mississippi this morning...
Didn't see the rain totals I expected for today, but rain will move in and linger through the weekend. Check out the full forecast for details.