07/17 Ryan's "Wet Start" Monday Forecast
Slow-moving storms dominated this afternoon, but drier weather is in store for South Mississippi! Watch the full forecast for details.
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Slow-moving storms dominated this afternoon, but drier weather is in store for South Mississippi! Watch the full forecast for details.
We had fewer thunderstorms over South Mississippi today, but I feel we'll make up for that tomorrow. Click on the forecast link for more information.
Very predicable weather patterns continue through the weekend, but rain chances/totals should receive a small bump from tropical influences. Watch the full forecast for details.
Afternoon highs were about a degree cooler than the last few days, but we still saw plenty of summer thunderstorms pushing inland. Click the forecast link for more details.
Our warm and humid afternoons are leading to sea breeze showers and thunderstorms, but we aren't seeing much rain after sundown. Expect more of the same for tomorrow, full forecast details inside.
Today was just another day in a long string of very similar summertime conditions, but we will see a few changes to the pattern that will make it a bit rainier. Click the forecast link for details.
Our afternoon showers have now all but disappeared, but at least a few clouds will remain. Be ready for more showers all the way through the weekend. Click link for details.
Our current "mostly sunny & hot days become cloudy & rainy evenings" weather pattern will continue through the week, and will receive a boost of tropical moisture from the remnants of TD 4 over the weekend. Details inside.
Our afternoon showers have finally cleared, but the rain will return each afternoon into the weekend. Watch the full forecast for more.
Today ended up a very "average" summer day! Expect to see more hot & humid days with afternoon showers, though temperatures will continue to increase through the week. Click for details.
Expect more hot and humid days with afternoon showers and thunderstorms, but a front is expected to move in over the weekend. Watch the forecast for details.
Earlier showers and storms gave way to a drier, and slightly more clear evening. It's still warm & humid though, and the rain returns quickly. Details within.
VERY HOT and humid as the HEAT INDICES are pushing the 100 degree mark this Independence Day afternoon...
News 25’s Taylor Rubach tells us more about the dangerous heat on the Coast.
In Jackson County on Interstate 10, heavy rain brought traffic to a crawl. Here is a shot from around 3 p.m. as heavy rain and a tornado warning was impacting the Coast. This shot is near the Highway 57 exit.
Afternoon storms cause flooding across the Coast. One neighborhood in Gulfport rushed to keep their cars and homes from flood waters. Here’s a look at flooding at the O’Neal Road Apartments. The water was rising into some homes and others…
Storms moved in earlier today, but will wait until the early morning overnight hours before bringing in round 2. Best to get it out of the way now, leading to a sunny holiday! Details inside.
Today brought the first significant rain since Cindy left, and even a few Tornado Warnings this morning! Expect it to continue for a few days, but dry & hot weather is ahead. Click for details.
Pictures from Harrison County and Hancock County during today's tornado warning.
Isolated activity has been moving into the area from the south since prior to sunrise...with the activity on the increase this afternoon.
I hope you enjoyed our last few dry days because the rain is set to move in as early as tomorrow. Please watch the full forecast for more details.
It's still considerably drier tonight than it was all of last week, but we will see more humid days & showers later this week. Click the forecast link for details.
Last weekend's forecasts called for the Sun returning on Monday, and so far everything is moving along as we expected. The dry & sunny days won't last forever though, details within.
After a extremely soggy week last week, the forecast is looking better...at least for the next few days.