Not much has changed from the earlier forecast, but rain has already moved in to the six coastal county area and the Monday Night forecast is calling for more rain tomorrow. We will see rain chances increase into the overnight…
The earlier forecast called for a little more rain moving in tomorrow, and the Monday night forecast doesn't change that. Some cloud cover and showers will linger in the area as the slow moving front continues to push toward the…
Showers and T-Storms moving in from the west...
The sun was certainly nowhere in sight today with rainfall and thunderstorms scattered across the Coast. Winds in Jackson County reached up to 35 miles an hour with significant rainfall adding to the existing flood problems in the area. The…
Steve's Thursday Forecast 3/24/2016
Weather Forecast 3/11/2016 Good morning, Coastians! Got your pirogue ready? While the National Weather Service has reduced the forecast rainfall amounts for the area (thankfully!), there's still the possibility of flooding rainfall for the area. Do NOT drive through an…
Windy conditions are already being felt along the Mississippi coastline. As is often the case, high winds are blowing sand onto Highway 90, collecting along sidewalks, turning bays, the seawall and roadway, pummeling vehicles traveling along the popular roadway. Harrison…
After a WARM start...a cold front will affect the area through Wednesday...
Jackson County has been the hardest hit by the rain so far and the heavy rainfall has put a recent drainage and sewage project in Moss Point to the test.
So far, we’ve seen over five inches of rain in Harrison County and that number is only expected to increase as rain continues throughout the week.
Heavy Rain and Severe Storms Possible For Halloween
Rain across south Mississippi has caused rivers in the area to rise close to flood levels.
Despite all the rain this week, river stages have gone down slightly due to the break the Coast got on Thursday, but it won't take much for those rivers to push back into the flood stage.
With more rain in the forecast and already saturated ground, local rivers are on the rise and may go even higher.
The Coast has managed to stay dry for the most part these past few months, but the weather has finally caught up to us.
The severe weather comes at a bad time for holiday shoppers out on the road.
Monday, there were lots of traffic accidents related to the wet weather.
Friday's rain brought back old troubles for Moss Point.
With all this rain, flooding is an issue Moss Point has been dealing with for quite some time.
Friday, traffic was backed up for hours when a car crashed into a power line on Interstate 10, causing it to be closed down.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (M.E.M.A) wants to remind Mississippians to be prepared for heavy rainfall with the potential for flash flooding on Saturday into Sunday.