11/9 - The Chief's "Changing/Wet Pattern Ahead" Thursday Morning Forecast
Dense fog has developed again across portions of the area this morning. Smoke from the wildfire in New Orleans East could reduce visibility to less than…
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11/8 - The Chief's "Dense Morning Fog" Wednesday Morning Forecast
Patchy dense fog has formed across portions of southeast LA and southern MS this morning and could become more widespread toward sunrise. Dense fog development will remain…
11/3 - The Chief's "Warming Trend Ahead" FriYay Morning Forecast
It’s another cool or coldish morning across the forecast area as the air mass has been slowly modifying. In the upper levels, an area of high…
11/2 - The Chief's "Frigid Start To The Day" Thursday Morning Forecast
Today looks a little warmer than yesterday, but only by a few degrees. Aloft, the upper levels will begin to shift to a more…
11/1 - The Chief's "Welcome November" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Strong winds will begin to ease today and the wind advisory will be allowed to drop as the gale warning drops this morning. Winds may not be…
10/31 - The Chief's "Frightfully COLD & WINDY" Halloween Eve Forecast
Strong cold advection and this looks to continue over the next 24 hours or so. This will help force temps to the lowest levels…
10/31 - The Chief's "Frightfully Cool & Windy" Halloween Morning Forecast
To say the obvious, there is some very strong cold advection and this looks to continue over the next 24 hours or so. This will…
10/30 - The Chief's "Cloudy & Windy" Monday Afternoon Forecast
A n approaching surface front should clear the land by the afternoon as winds shift out of the north. The upper front will lag behind the…
10/30 - The Chief's "BIG Changes Ahead" Monday Morning Forecast
The biggest impact of this morning is the fog development out ahead of the front across our area. The front is just starting to get into…
10/25 - The Chief's "Warm & Humid" Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
A disturbance over northern Mexico is promoting its development as it ejects over the southern plains. High pressure over the GOM will keep the disturbance too…
10/24 - The Chief's "Warm & Dry" Tuesday Morning Forecast
The biggest impact of the short-term is the fog potential this morning. With the east-southeasterly surface winds promoting low-level moisture, the areas where the winds have…
10/23 - The Chief's "Dense Morning Fog" Monday Morning Forecast
Upper level high pressure is now over the Mississippi River Valley with weakness along both Atlantic and Pacific Coasts. At the surface, high pressure was centered…
10/20 - The Chief's "Beautiful Seasonal Weekend Ahead" Friday Afternoon Forecast
A very weak front just north of the area will continue to move toward the Atlantic Coast today and Saturday with upper high pressure beginning…
10/20 - The Chief's "Much Warmer Start" FriYay Morning Forecast
The axis of the upper disturbance extended from the Great Lakes to the Florida Panhandle early this morning with upper high pressure over the Rockies. If…
10/19 - The Chief's "Warmer & More Humid" Thursday Afternoon Forecast
At the surface, high pressure currently extends along the Atlantic Coast into the northeast Gulf of Mexico. Low pressure over Wisconsin had a cold front…
10/19 - The Chief's "Approaching Cold Front" Thursday Morning Forecast
An area of upper level high pressure is centered over the Appalachians and over Nevada this morning with a sharp disturbance running from the Great Lakes to…
10/18 - The Chief's "Warming Trend Ahead" Wednesday Morning Forecast
High pressure yesterday just west of Shreveport/Bossier City La has shifted to our NE. This will innate the return flow from the Gulf of Mexico. Warmer…
10/17 - The Chief's "Sunny & Warm" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
Lovely…but below seasonal temperatures will continue this afternoon as high pressure slides eastward to the Atlantic Coast by Wednesday afternoon, eventually turning low level flow onshore…
10/17 - The Chief's "Cool, But Warmer Temps Ahead" Tuesday Morning Forecast
An upper level disturbance extends from off the New England coast to the Carolinas, down to the northeast and central Gulf of Mexico. High…
10/16 - The Chief's "Fall Weather Continues" Monday Morning Forecast
Clouds really hung around yesterday and definitely had an impact on the highs and then winds have held on for much of the evening and even…
10/13 - The Chief's "Friday The 13th" Friday Morning Forecast
It’s a bit on the warm side across the region this morning. A low level thin stratus deck has developed, which is keeping most of the…
10/12 - The Chief's "Cloudy & Damp" Thursday Morning Forecast
The low pressure system that brought some measurable rainfall across the region yesterday as well as gusty winds will continue to move downstream today. In the…
10/11 - The Chief's "Heavy Rainy & Windy" Wednesday Morning Forecast
All eyes continue to focus upstream at the nontropical low pressure system across the western Gulf of Mexico. This feature will begin to strengthen as it…
10/10 - The Chief's "Very WET Conditions Ahead" Tuesday Morning Forecast
It’s another October morning with crisp temperatures in the mid to upper 50s across much of the area. Drier air and surface high pressure remains…