11/18 - Rob's "Cold Frontal Passage" Afternoon Forecast
Rain chances will gradually decrease through this afternoon as a cold front moves east. An increase in northeasterly flow will become breezy this evening through Friday evening. Much…
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11/1 - Rob Knight's "Monday Morning/1st Workweek of November" Forecast
A very dry and stable airmass in place will affect the Mississippi Gulf Coast through mid-week. Overall, the pleasant period of weather experienced over the weekend…
10/28 - Rob's "VERY WINDY" Afternoon Forecast
Windy conditions will remain in place today with winds sustained near 25 mph through tonight. A Wind Advisory is in effect for the entire area until 7 PM. An…
9/9 - Rob Knight's "Cold Frontal Passage" Thursday Morning Forecast
[videoembed][/videoembed]We will focus more on the less humid flow as a cold front slowly moves to the SE. This will at the very least be noticeable by most as the relatively dry air will make things feel a bit more…
8/26 - Rob's "Elevating Rain Potential" Thursday morning Forecast
[videoembed][/videoembed]Easterly flow will continue to be a primary ingredient for increased rainfall across the area today. A strong tropical wave will move right across the area today and tomorrow bringing pretty adequate moisture to the area to assist in the…
8/3 - Rob's "T-Storms Continue" Tuesday Morning Forecast
[videoembed][/videoembed]Now that we've broken the back of the heat wave, our concern returns to thunderstorms and heavy rain. The frontal boundary currently along the interior counties will gradually work its way southward over the sound by tonight. The potential for another…
7/20 - Rob's "Wet Tuesday" Morning Forecast
[videoembed][/videoembed]This stubborn active summertime pattern will continue throughout the middle of the workweek before a gradual drying trend expected by the end of the week. There's an area of upper level weakness over New England in place through the early…
3/18 - Rob Knight's "Sunny & Mild" Extended Forecast
lovely afternoon ahead with breezy conditions...
11/13 - Rob's "Friday The 13th" Morning Forecast
A lovely start to the day with cool temperatures and clear skies...
10/13 - Rob's "Beautiful" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Post frontal passage will continue to bring a less humid air mass into south Mississippi...
9/29 - Rob Knight's "Feels Like Fall" Afternoon Forecast
Sunshine and nice temperatures with breezy conditions heading into this afternoon...
9/29 - Rob's "Clearing Skies" Mid-Morning Forecast
Clouds continue to move east with spotty light rain beginning to dissipate...
9/22 - Rob Knight's "Autumn Begins" Morning Forecast
Another cool start to the day with extensive cloud coverage and pockets of light rain...
9/18 - Rob Knight's "Final Weekend of Summer" Forecast
Extensive upper-level clouds and a north wind will keep high temperatures in the manageable zone this weekend...
9/18 - Rob Knight's Friday Morning "Cooler" Forecast
A mild start as a north wind continues to bring in a less humid air mass...
5/20 - Rob Knight's Wednesday Morning "Cold Front" Forecast
Spotty rain is moving in this morning with a cold front overhead...
9/20 - Rob Knight's Friday Morning Forecast...
A warm start with a few showers moving in from the SE...
9/19 - Rob's "Back To Seasonal" Afternoon Forecast
Warming temperatures as clouds continue to develop...
6/28 - Rob Knight's Elevating Rain Potential Weekend Forecast
A north wind this morning has bough very pleasant conditions to south Mississippi under sunny skies...
4/15 - Rob's "Sunny & Mild" Monday Morning Forecast
A cooler start to the day with an area of high-pressure to our NW...
9/25 - Rob Knight's Rainy Tuesday Morning Forecast
Another rainy morning along the viewing area with warm and humid conditions...
8/31 - Rob's Final Day of August Forecast
Another humid start to the day with isolated showers south moving north into the coastal counties...
3/7 - Rob's Mid-Week, Midday News Forecast
After a CHILLY start to the day, a sunny, cool and breezy afternoon is on-tap...
12/21 - Rob "Friday-Eve" Morning Forecast
Clear skies overnight led to what is known as "Radiational Cooling", where temps dropped all the way to the dew-point. This has developed areas of PATCHY FOG...