7/21 - Rob's Friday Morning "Weekend" Forecast
A warm and humid start to the day/weekend with isolated activity to the south over the sound/northern Gulf...
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A warm and humid start to the day/weekend with isolated activity to the south over the sound/northern Gulf...
After a rain-free and clear start to the day, heating and moisture flow has triggered a few clouds along the coastal counties.
A warm and humid start to the day...but rain-free. MAIN CONCERNS today through the weekend will be DANGEROUS HEAT INDICES...
As with the past couple of weeks, overnight activity over the water is moving north into the coastal counties...
As the tropical air mass continues to dominate the region, showers/t-storms from last night continues to move in from the south...
Another morning with showers/t-storms over the sound/northern Gulf of Mexico moving into the Southern 6...
Showers have been hugging the coast since prior to sunrise...with the activity moving onshore, continuing to develop...
Another warm/humid start to the day with overnight showers/t-storms over the n'tern GOM/Sound moving north into the Southern 6...
Isolated showers/t-storms have been moving in since midnight and will continue through much of today...
A warm/humid start to the day with isolated showers south of the barriers moving NE and developing into t-storms...
After a cooler and dry Sunday morning the moisture flow is back in the area. Currently under rain-free conditions, poised to change later this morning...
Overnight showers/t-storms have made their way into the sound and along the immediate beach. More activity to come through today...
Another warm/humid start to the day along with isolated showers developing over the sound moving north...
The fireworks went off without any issues from mother nature last night, but the pattern will begin to change...
VERY HOT and humid as the HEAT INDICES are pushing the 100 degree mark this Independence Day afternoon...
After a rain-free start to the day, minimal activity has been popping up along the Southern 6/northern Gulf of Mexico...
After torrential rainfall yesterday with as much as 6" of accumulation, it's a drier (rain-free) start to the final day of June. ..
HEAVY RAINFALL has been in the area since last night...and will continue though tonight as a FLASH FLOOD watch continues...
A gray/gloomy start to the day as an area of low-pressure west of Lake Pontchartrain is bringing HEAVY RAIN into the area...
Isolated activity has been moving into the area from the south since prior to sunrise...with the activity on the increase this afternoon.
Skies are mostly cloudy with a mild start to the day as lower humidity continues across the region...
It's a much DRIER start to the day as a weak cold front moved through the area overnight...now stalled over the sound/N'tern Gulf of Mexico.
As the remains of CINDY moves through Arkansas, the moisture flow continues to bring bands of showers to the area...
HEAVY RAIN has tapered-off quite a bit but the activity is still in the area with several watches/warnings still in effect...