6/21 - The Chief's "Sunny & Hot 1st Weekend of Summer" Friday Morning Forecast
While the low level circulation of former Tropical Storm Alberto dissipated yesterday afternoon, the mid and upper circulation is still evident with…
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While the low level circulation of former Tropical Storm Alberto dissipated yesterday afternoon, the mid and upper circulation is still evident with…
High pressure to the NE appears to strengthen a bit and move back over the next few days. This suppresses the circulation to the southwest enough…
The area of low-pressure over the Bay of Campeche has been designated Potential Tropical Cyclone 1. Still have a fairly significant surface flow between the…
Activity will remain suppressed today and tomorrow as high pressure becomes centered over the region. Very dry air aloft associated with subsiding air will…
Overall the forecast as a whole is a tale of two scenarios with the first part being: high confidence, mostly dry, and HOT. The second part:…
At the surface, a frontal boundary was drifting into the N’tern GOM. Dew-points are in the low/mid 60s in the area with slight cooler temperatures this…
A drier air mass will continue throughout the column bringing rain chances close to zero. As high pressure moves into the region to shape the forecast…
The very weak front has finally settled and now stalled in the outer-coastal waters. The drying throughout the column has been achieved bringing rain chances close to…
The front that has been talked about is arriving this morning. This is more of a weakness at the surface than a front, but there is some…
A complex of t-storms well to the NW will continue SE and dissipate late this evening. The activity will move in to the region and traverse…
The next complex of showers/t-storms is getting started over central Oklahoma. This will move eastward and then down the same travel path as the one that just…
HOT temperatures this afternoon will feel like the low 90s with the heat index! As a stalled boundaries form last week move northward and leave the…
As a stalled boundaries form last week move northward and leave the gulf coast, rain chances will drop off through the weekend. A…
The old front has backed off into central Mississippi which is where showers/t-storms are developing this morning. A few storms are moving NE as they follow this…
An upper high pressure remains over Mexico but has been suppressed southward by a weakness extending from the Great Lakes to Texas. A cold front…
Upper level high pressure near the Bay of Campeche continues to nose up into the western Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana. Energy will…
A disturbance moving east over central Mississippi this morning will help cause some shower activity over the northern half of the area. There will be some boundaries…
The fight between a series of fast moving disturbances sliding along the I-20 and further north and high pressure to the E/SE will be the main forecast…
High pressure through the region will continue to provide subsidence and warming through the period. This will result in a dry forecast through the…
Little change in the ongoing pattern of deep layer high pressure currently in place across the Gulf South is expected through Thursday night. The result will be…
High-pressure and strong dry air in the mid/upper levels of the atmosphere will continue. This will effectively suppress cloud development to below the inversion, and result in…
Strong high pressure will dominate the Gulf South through the entire short term period. The deep layer subsidence associated with this high pressure will result in…
The old frontal boundary is stalled near the coast this morning and drapes inland near Terrebonne Parish westward to Beuregard Parish. The back end of this front…
A cold front is currently slowly moving south through the area this morning. This boundary will be very important for this forecast, as it will…