6/18 - The Chief's "Tropical Moisture Slowly Departing" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
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…
Humid Flow
6/10 - The Chief's "Stationary Front Overhead" Monday Afternoon Forecast
A weak stationary front overhead will slowly drift south with energy moving into the area this evening. Coupled with daytime heating…isolated t-storms will pop mid-afternoon into…
5/8 - The Chief's "Heat Indices In The 90s" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
HOT...HUMID & BREEZY afternoon ahead... On Thursday a strong upper level disturbance will help send a cold front southward toward the region. During the…
5/7 - The Chief's "Warm & Often Breezy" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
A somewhat weak high pressure across the Bay of Campeche and southern Gulf will help warm most of our region well into the 80s again…
4/18 - The Chief's "Warm & Often Breezy" Thursday Morning Forecast
Conditions will remain relatively similar for the next few days with cloud coverage and breezy conditions from the south. The main feature on the map…
4/15 - The Chief's "Sunny & Warm" Monday Afternoon Forecast
At the surface, high pressure extended from near Bermuda westward across much of the northern Gulf of Mexico. A stationary frontal boundary was well to the…
4/1 - The Chief's "Warm & Very Breezy April Fool's Day" Afternoon Forecast
This afternoon will continue to bring breezy conditions from the south...increasing the moisture. Tuesday is still the main forecast issue but honestly it…
3/12 - The Chief's "Sunny & BEAUTIFUL" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Pretty quiet conditions expected through the short term as high pressure gradually shifts eastward allowing southeasterly winds to take hold of the area. The southeasterly winds…
3/11 - The Chief's "Warming Trend" Monday Afternoon Forecast
Drier air in the low levels is associated with a fairly strong surface high pressure centered over the region. Temperatures will also continue to run slightly below average…
2/21 - The Chief's "Much Warmer Temperatures Ahead" Mid-Week Morning Forecast
DENSE FOG ADVISORY in effect through mid-morning… High pressure extends northward from Mexico through the Plains States with upper level weakness off the Carolina and…
8/22 - The Chief's "Even HOTTER Temps Ahead" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Temps will climb a bit today as dry air will begin to take the place of the departing tropical environment but won’t be too fast…
6/22 - The Chief's "First Full day of Summer" Thursday Morning Forecast
A stationary front is overhead or just to the south of our area. With that being said activity may be ignited along the stationary…
5/30 - The Chiefs "Spotty Afternoon Showers" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
There is a surface boundary running northwest to Southeast across the area. We are seeing temperatures this afternoon 3-5 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. Considering today and yesterday are very similar, we still…
5/10 - The Chief's "Humid & Breezy" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
This afternoon will bring drier conditions from the spotty rain moving across the area earlier. The lack of convection will lead to warmer afternoon temps but…
5/10 - The Chief's "Spotty Morning Rain" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A closed mid-level low pressure system over TX is more of a double barrel low as the eastern portion of the low led to all of…
3/6 - The Chief's "Warmer Air Mass Returns" Monday Morning Forecast
A warm front moving north this morning over south shore locations could bring enough vertical depth to get some showers out of it today…otherwise just…
1/16 - The Chief's "Above Seasonal Temps Return" Monday Morning Forecast
We start to enter a more active weather pattern starting today as an upper level disturbance moves eastward with an associated front forming at the…
10/21 - Jeff Vorick's "Warming Trend" Friday Morning Forecast
As the colder airmass continues to slide east, an upper level high pressure will move in behind it. Temperatures will continue to moderate today as high temperatures…
9/9 - The Chief's "Friday Afternoon/Weekend" Forecast
A stationary front draped along the coast east through the central Florida panhandle will continue to bring showers/t-storms. A few showers could bring heavy rain as rain rate will…
8/8 - The Chief's "Strong Tropical Flow" Monday Morning Forecast
There is little change in thinking from the previous forecast concerning the overall trend of gradually increasing moisture, lift, and rain chances through Wednesday. The overall…
7/19 - Brittany's "Oppressive Heat Ahead" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Strong high pressure will continue to shape the forecast with hot temperatures and low rain potential due to the compression of the atmosphere. The best potential for…
7/19 - Rob Knight's "Elevated Heat Indices" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Today will bring a continuation of the past few days and a gradual warming trend as high pressure moves closer to the area. This will also…
5/2 - Britt's Monday Afternoon "May Outlook" Forecast
A weakening disturbance west will move east across the region with no significant convective development today. Beyond tonight, high-pressure over the western Gulf of Mexico should keep any…
4/12 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Today looks to remain quiet for the first half of the day but storms could begin to fire just to the west and southwest during the early…