9/10 - Payton's Sunday Night Forecast
Irma made its second landfall Sunday in Marco Island, FL at 2:35 pm local time as a category three storm.
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Irma made its second landfall Sunday in Marco Island, FL at 2:35 pm local time as a category three storm.
Irma continues to strengthen this morning and afternoon into the strongest Hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin with winds up to 180 mph.
It will continue to be humid with temperatures around 90 degrees so take it easy and drink plenty of water if you’re outside for the holiday.
Good morning South Mississippi! I hope you had a great weekend and enjoyed the somewhat drier conditions.
I hope you had a great weekend and enjoyed the somewhat drier conditions. That will continue into Labor with the area being hot and dry.
Flash Flood Watch for the area until Thursday night. Turn around, don't drown!
Tropical Storm Harvey will continue to be the main weather feature impacting the forecast through Wednesday as the system slowly moves offshore today and eventually pushes back inland near Houston tomorrow.
Harvey will continue to linger in Southern Texas, but eventually will start to move gradually off to the north and east.
The best chances for showers and thunderstorms will remain in the morning over the waters and along the coast, and then chances move inland throughout the morning and afternoon hours.
The solar eclipse of 2017 has come and gone, but left some neat things to look at! The moisture was on the return into the area today, along with a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico, which is moving our…
The eclipse will happen from noon until 3:00 pm, but the max eclipse will be at 1:31 pm. Remember to use special solar eclipse glasses to view the event.
Tomorrow is the big day across the United States! The solar eclipse will be at its max around 1:30 pm.
Showers and thunderstorms have developed across the area as an unstable and very tropical air mass continues to dominate across the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Showers and thunderstorms will develop this afternoon because of fairly typical August weather.
Showers and thunderstorms continue to clear out of the area. More rain is in the forecast.
After a dry start to the day, showers and thunderstorms are across the area, and unfortunately it looks like the hot and stormy afternoons will continue into the weekend as not much change will happen to the upper air pattern.
Unfortunately it looks like another hot and stormy afternoon for the area with the best chance for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon.
Very isolated activity across the area this afternoon as a stationary front along the Mississippi Gulf Coast stretching west to east will continue to linger in the region through the rest of the workweek.
We continue to see isolated showers and thunderstorms starting to develop.
Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon.
An isolated shower is not out of the question tonight, but most should remain dry.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms across the area today dumped up to seven inches in some areas.
Most of the activity is staying to our south today as it fights drier air as it moves north, but scattered showers are possible for the remainder of the day.
A beautiful day to start August with temperatures in the upper 80s and sunny skies, but changes are on the way.