8/10 - Rob Knight's "HEAVY RAIN THREAT" Wednesday Morning Forecast
At the risk of sounding repetitive, another day of high rain chances is on tap for the area. Once again, these storms can easily produce hourly…
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8/9 - The Chief's "Coastal & Flash Flood Watch" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY is in effect through midday Thursday. High pressure over the western Atlantic will keep the area in a period of…
8/9 - Rob Knight's "Heavy Rain Threat" Tuesday Morning Forecast
In a near carbon copy of last week, rain chances will once again continue to be high through the period. High pressure over the western Atlantic…
8/2 - The Chief's "Round II of Heavy Rain" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Today will bring more of the same as yesterday as numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop. Deep moisture from the Gulf of…
8/1 - The Chief's "Heavy Rain Producers" Midday Forecast
Daytime heating will continue to flare up afternoon showers and t-storms which could produce pockets of HEAVY RAINFALL... Over the short term period a wetter period will…
8/1 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Returns" Monday morning Forecast
Over the short term period a wetter period will begin today as general weakness in the overall patter to the north of Hattiesburg slowly moves into…
7/5 - Britt's "Heavy Rain/Flash Flooding" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
An easterly wave noted in the pattern will move westward across the area this afternoon/tonight, enhancing t-storm development. Areal coverage over land this afternoon/tonight should be fairly…
7/5 - The Chief's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Tuesday Morning Forecast
High-pressure is currently centered near the Texas-Louisiana border, with a north-south axis into the Dakotas early this morning with an easterly wave wrapping around the…
6/30 - The Chief's "WET CONDITIONS/FLASH FLOODING" Morning Forecast
Onshore flow has been a little more persistent along the Mississippi coast, and a cluster of showers/storms has been moving northward across portions of Harrison, Hancock and…
6/27 - The Chief's "Wet Pattern" Final Monday of June Forecast
The good news is that the threat of heat related issues has diminished for the next several days. However, that also means dealing with showers…
5/25 - Rob Knight's "Heavy Rain Threat" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The main concerns are for heavy rain in the first 36 hours of the forecast...or in other words, today and Thursday. The disturbance swinging through the…
5/24 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Continues" Tuesday Morning Forecast
An upper level High-pressure remains off the Atlantic Coast with southwesterly upper flow across much of the southeast. Scattered showers and t-storms will taper off this…
2/2 - Rob Knight's "Wet Wednesday" Morning Forecast
Today we will see the moisture axis that is currently draped north to south over southeastern Louisiana almost stall out and continue to sit over the area as…
9/15 - Rob's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Afternoon Forecast
The main concern the next few days will be heavy rainfall, with the potential for ongoing flash flooding. A FLASH FLOOD WATCH and COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY is ins effect Hourly rainfall rates can be 1.5 to 2 inches (and possibly…
9/2 - Rob's "Cold Frontal Passage" Afternoon Forecast
A cold front will continue to push south through the area providing dry air moving into the area. Despite the passing of the front, there will not be any noticeable cool off with highs staying in the upper 80s to…
8/30 - Rob Knight's "Monday Morning/Ida Update" Forecast
With IDA to the NNW moving towards north central Mississippi, expect gradual improvement through today. Widespread rain across the area will continue and gradually decrease to scattered showers later today as Ida tracks slowly to the north. After the center…
7/19 - Rob's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Afternoon Forecast
A stationary front will continue to slowly move south and southeastward through the plains to mid/lower Mississippi Valley area, just north of the forecast area during the period. This should lead to widespread coverage of showers and thunderstorms each day.…
7/19 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Returns" Monday Morning Forecast
The wetter than average summer pattern is expected to continue through the period, and in fact rain chances will be even higher then recent days for much of the short term periods. A stationary front will continue to slowly move/develop…
06/21 Ryan's "Still Raining" Monday Night Forecast
Tropical Storm Claudette started the weekend off, and even after it has moved on we're left with more rain. Flooding issues abound across South MS as the scattered showers and thunderstorms have lingered. One area of Harrison County near d'Iberville…
04/16 Ryan's "Wet Weekend" Friday Night Forecast
Sad to say we have a wet weekend ahead after our ridiculously wet week, but things will begin drying up quickly as we head into the next....
Flooding concerns in Lake-A-Way area in Stone County
The Stone County Emergency Agency, along with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Agency, are still pumping water out of the lake near the Lake-A-Way RV park in order to reduce the risk of flooding in the area.…
4/15 - Rob Knight's "Major Flooding Issues" Afternoon Forecast
The area will get a break from the torrential rainfall for the next 18 hours...
4/14 - Rob's "Wet Pattern Continues" Afternoon Forecast
T-Storms and heavy rain will begin to taper-off by mid-afternoon...
6/7 - Rob Knight's 3 PM TS Cristobal Update
Periods of HEAVY RAIN and STRONG WINDS continue to move into the area...