03/17 Ryan's "Stormy" Wednesday Night Forecast
The line of storms expected tonight has sped up some, and will be quickly leaving the area through the early morning hours.
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Bye Alpha, Eta: Greek alphabet ditched for hurricane names
By SETH BORENSTEIN The Atlantic hurricane season seems to be changing and so are some assumptions about it, with meteorologists dumping the Greek alphabet for busy seasons like last year. Meteorologists Wednesday eliminated Greek as back-up if there are more…
03/16 – Brantly's "Storms Tomorrow Night" Tuesday Night Forecast
Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will continue on and off through Thursday afternoon. Expect rain chances to be at about 60 percent during the morning Wednesday, rising to about 80 or 90 percent by Wednesday evening. High temperatures will…
03/16 – Brantly's "More Rain Tomorrow, Storms Wednesday Night" Forecast
Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will continue on and off through Thursday afternoon. Expect rain chances to be at about 60 percent during the morning Wednesday, rising to about 80 or 90 percent by Wednesday evening. High temperatures will…
03/15 Ryan's "Foggy Again" Monday Night Forecast
Just more of the same from the end of last week as we begin this one, but more rapid changes will be moving in soon.
03/15 – Brantly's "Muggy" Monday Forecast
Cloudy skies will continue for the next few days as we enter an unsettled weather pattern. Highs Monday afternoon will then be similar to today, in the upper 70s to lower 80s north of I-10 and in the mid to…
03/14 – Brantly's "Cloudy and Humid" Sunday Night Forecast
Cloudy skies will continue for the next few days as we enter an unsettled weather pattern. High temperatures stay warm in the upper 70s through Wednesday and rain chances will gradually rise from 40% Monday to about 70% Wednesday as…
03/12 Ryan's "Very Foggy" Friday Night Forecast
Another amazingly foggy night ahead, with little change expected until next week.
03/11 Ryan's "More Fog" Thursday Night Forecast
All of the trends we've had since the beginning of the week are still in effect, so expect more cloud cover, higher temperatures, more humidity, and more fog in the next few days.
03/11 – Brantly's "Mostly Sunny and Warm" Thursday Forecast
Temperatures for your Thursday may be a degree or two warmer over most places compared to yesterday, but overall a pretty similar pattern to what we’ve seen most of the week. An area of high pressure across the southeastern states…
03/10 Ryan's "Barely Changing" Wednesday Night Forecast
Not seeing significant changes right now, but each day will be slightly warmer and more humid than the last until next week....
03/10 – Brantly's "Warming Trend Continues" Wednesday Forecast
A slightly warmer and drier airmass with lower afternoon humidity looks to remain in place across much of south Mississippi. Expect the warmest temperatures of the week to be on both Wednesday and Thursday. Highs Wednesday generally range in the…
03/09 Ryan's "Much Warmer" Tuesday Night Forecast
Over 10 degrees warmer tonight than it was last night, and we'll continue to warm in the days ahead.
03/09 – Brantly's "Sunny and Slightly Warmer" Tuesday Forecast
The near term forecast is mainly a temperatures forecast with rain chances near zero. A high pressure system centered over the Carolina/Georgia coast shifts east to over the eastern Atlantic, leaving calm conditions across the region stretching from the East…
03/08 Ryan's "Cool & Clear" Monday Night Forecast
Clear skies for now, but clouds will slowly build over the next week before our next round of active weather moves in over the weekend.
03/08 – Brantly's "Sunny and Mild" Monday Forecast
High pressure shifts eastward Monday, with surface winds turning more southeasterly, and resulting in gradual warming and moistening trend through Tuesday. While lows on Tuesday will still be near or slightly below normal, expect afternoon highs to be about 5…
03/07 – Brantly's "Cool and Calm" Sunday Night Forecast
High pressure shifts eastward Monday, with surface winds turning more southeasterly, and resulting in gradual warming and moistening trend through Tuesday. While lows on Tuesday will still be near or slightly below normal, expect afternoon highs to be about 5…
03/05 Ryan's "Wet Morning" Friday Night Forecast
Getting some quick cloud cover and showers out of the way tonight so we can enjoy a beautiful, slightly cooler weekend.
03/04 Ryan's "Increasing Clouds" Thursday Night Forecast
Another chilly one lies ahead, but it will begin quickly warming ahead of our next frontal system....
03/04 – Brantly's "Sunny and Mild" Thursday Forecast
Thursday's highs are expected to be in the upper 60s to mid 70s across the region. It sure is nice to have a nice quiet and simple extended forecast as spring finally arrives after the last two roller coaster weeks.…
03/03 Ryan's "Clear & Calm" Wednesday Night Forecast
Finally dry after a string of fronts paraded through South MS over the past several days, but now we're looking at a sunny rest of the week....
03/03 – Brantly's "Sunny, Cool, and Dry" Wednesday Morning Forecast
Rain has ended over the local area. Some clouds may still linger in the morning, but clearing is expected from west to east across the region going into the afternoon. High pressure builds in at both the surface and in…
03/02 Ryan's "Cloudy" Tuesday Night Forecast
We have one more cloudy night ahead before a long, dry period of sunny, mild weather....
03/02 – Brantly's "Showers and Thunderstorms" Tuesday Forecast
Radar shows next wave of rain spreading in from the west as the next system approaches. We continue to be sandwiched between a strong upper level high pressure to our south and an approaching low pressure system currently centered over…