9/21 - The Chief's "Near Record High Temps" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
Dry conditions will continue trough the rest of the workweek thanks to the high pressure to the NE. Consequently, temperatures will be fairly warm for…
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9/21 - Rob Knight's "It's STILL Summer" Wednesday Morning Forecast
Northerly surface winds will help advect drier and more stable air into the area. Looking at the models, conditions will be dry over the next few days…
9/20 - The Chief's "Summer Holding On" Tuesday Morning Forecast
The forecast continues to be dictated by a strong mid-level high pressure situated over the south-central CONUS that is providing drier and warmer mid-level air to…
9/19 - The Chief's "Very Hot Temps Ahead" Monday Afternoon Forecast
High pressure will expand across the southern US early in the week and should be centered across TX. An upper level weakness looks to clip…
9/7 - The Chief's "Changing Pattern" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The area is still under the influence of upper level weakness which is slowly moving east while further west has a large area of high pressure with…
9/1 - The Chief's "Hot & More Humid" 1st Afternoon of September
The best potential for rainfall, similar to Wednesday looks to be again along and west of the I-55 corridor later this afternoon. With the…
8/30 - The Chief's "Hotter Temperatures" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Heavy rainfall wording will remain with us as rates up to 4"/hr will be possible but most of this activity will be moving, so without lingering over an area or training, flooding will be less of an issue. But what could…
8/19 - Rob Knight's "Wet & Steamy" Weekend Forecast
Water vapor imagery continues to show a plume of moisture extending from south Texas to the Carolinas, covering much of our area. The current disturbance that is…
8/17 - The Chief's "Heat Advisory" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The focus late this afternoon and evening will be on convective development to our north and east, moving into south Mississippi. A zone of low-level convergence oriented…
8/16 - The Chief's "HEAT ADVISORY" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Hot and dry again on today for most of the day. No real distinct changes in the overall profile of the atmosphere. This subsiding dry layer has…
8/15 - The Chief's "Elevated Heat Indices" Afternoon Forecast
Low moisture flow will lead to low rain chances and HOT TEMPERATURES... The upper pattern doesn’t change a lot between now and Wednesday afternoon, with the local…
8/15 - The Chief's "Hot Temperatures" Monday Morning Forecast
Moisture flow has decreased and there are no real saturated layers. Winds are primarily northerly from 5k upward. No real indications that anything will change significantly during…
8/12 - The Chief's "Hotter Temperatures" Friday Afternoon/Weekend Forecast
The upper high pressure over Colorado this morning will gradually build southeastward over the next few days, even as the trough to our northeast continues to dig…
8/5 - Rob Knight's "Summertime Pattern" Friday Afternoon/Weekend Forecast
This afternoon will bring hot temperatures and a few showers/t-storms induced by the sea-breeze. Activity will fizzle out just before sunset. With an uptick in mid-level drier…
8/5 - The Chief's "Hot & Humid" Friday Morning Forecast
Today will bring hot and humid conditions with t-storm coverage slightly more reduced for generally areas along/near of I-55 and east to the MS coast given…
8/4 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Changing" Thursday Afternoon Forecast
A weakness/subtle mid-level inverted trough over the northern Gulf continues a slow retrograding motion towards the WSW along the outer periphery of a mid-level high pressure…
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…
7/29 - The Chief's "Typical Summertime Pattern" Friday Afternoon/Weekend Forecast
Scattered shower/t-storms this afternoon will see a gradual transition of dry air replace deep moist air this weekend. Then another transition of this dry air to…
7/29 - Rob Knight's "Warm & Humid" Friday Morning Forecast
Today won’t be very different from the last several but there are some minor changes on the way. We should see a gradual transition of dry…
7/27 - The Chief's "Elevated Rain Chances ahead" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
Very moist air along with erratic thunderstorm development thanks to sea-breezes and the like could run into a similar issue as yesterday where intense rates…
7/27 - Rob Knight's "Very Warm Start" Wednesday Morning Forecast
Today through Friday, the current pattern continues with the upper level high pressure and daily showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Very moist air along with erratic…
7/26 - Brittany's "Isolated T-Storms" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Scattered showers and t-storms earlier have moved inland and begun to dissipate. The daily diurnally driven convection will continue each day primarily driven by sea-breezes or outflow boundaries…
7/26 - The Chief's "Hot Start" Tuesday Morning Forecast
The broad upper level ridge stretching across the CONUS is the main pattern the area will be in for the short term (and majority of the long…
7/25 - The Chief's "Hot Temperatures Continue" Monday Morning Forecast
The area will continue to be dominated by the mid-level high pressure with the more difficult part of the forecast today is coverage of storms. High pressure…