Flood warnings in effect for Harrison County
A weakening Nicholas will continue to impact the central Gulf Coast with torrential tropical rainfall and potential flash flooding through Friday. In Harrison County, both a flash flood watch…
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09/15 – Brantly's "Heavy Rain/Flash Flood Threat" Wednesday Morning Forecast
This will be the first notable wet period of an upcoming seven day stretch of wet weather. Cloudy with very high rain chances, but that`s not the most important headline. This will be the period of the approach of Nicholas'…
09/14 Ryan's "Heavy Rains" Tuesday Night Forecast
I expected at least a few heavy showers this afternoon, but so far only a light rain over most of South MS. The light rain will continue, but…
09/14 Ryan's "Light Rain" Tuesday Evening Forecast
I expected at least a few heavy showers this afternoon, but so far only a light rain over most of South MS. The light rain will continue, but…
09/14 – Brantly's "Heavy Rainfall" Tuesday Morning Forecast
It is not important to just focus on the eventual dissipation of any tropical cyclone. Some of the most damaging and life threatening variables can still be associated with it. Flooding rains and gusty conditions will still be an…
09/13 Ryan's "Dark Skies" Monday Night Forecast
The end of last week was sunny and dry, but muggy air and grey skies have moved in. This was bound to happen eventually, but has been enhanced…
09/13 Ryan's "Grey & Muggy" Monday Evening Forecast
The end of last week was sunny and dry, but muggy air and grey skies have moved in. This was bound to happen eventually, but has been enhanced…
09/13 – Brantly's "Scattered Showers and T-Storms" Monday Morning Forecast
Deep tropical moisture has begun to move north through the area allowing for a return of showers and thunderstorms today. Showers and thunderstorms will continue to increase in coverage as we move into Monday. The day for the most efficient…
09/12 – Brantly's "Rain Chances Going Up" Sunday Night Forecast
Deep tropical moisture has begun to move north through the area allowing for a return of showers and thunderstorms today. Showers and thunderstorms will continue to increase in coverage as we move into Monday. The day for the most efficient…
09/09 Ryan's "Fall Teaser" Friday Evening Forecast
Last night and today have been a nice teaser of fall weather, but sadly it won't last too much longer. We still have one nice fall-like night left…
09/10 – Brantly's "Dry and Calm" Friday Morning Forecast
Dry air moving into the Gulf Coast behind yesterday's cold front is giving the area much needed break from the oppressive heat and humidity. These conditions will last through Saturday. Sunday will be a transition day with deep tropical moisture…
09/09 Ryan's "Fall-like" Thursday Night Forecast
The next few days may be "fall-ish" with hot days and low humidity, but the nights will be much more "fall-like!" Expect tonight to fall into the mid 60s…
09/09 – Brantly's "Drier Days Ahead" Thursday Morning Forecast
Good news is on the way, as the cold front moves through the region during the morning on Thursday and should be south of the area by Thursday afternoon. This will turn the winds northwest to northerly during the course…
09/08 Ryan's "TS Mindy" Wednesday Evening Forecast
As unexpected as it was from last night's forecast, Tropical Storm Mindy formed today in the Northern Gulf. It's disorganized, and moving rapidly, but will still bring heavy…
09/08 – Brantly's "Humid with Scattered Storms" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The disturbance over the central Gulf of Mexico is becoming a little better organized this morning, and more models seem to be in a little better agreement with regard to a brief, minimal development of the disturbance. This system is…
09/07 Ryan's "Damp" Tuesday Night Forecast
We have more rainy, damp weather ahead, but a cold front will bring drier, less humid weather for the weekend. Probably more prudent to call it a "tepid" front…
09/07 Ryan's "Short-Term Rain" Tuesday Evening Forecast
We have more rain ahead for the short-term, but a cold front will bring drier, less humid weather for the weekend. Probably more prudent to call it a…
09/06 – Brantly's "Unsettled Weather" Monday Night Forecast
An upper level trough will otherwise continue to dig southwestward and extend across Louisiana into central Mississippi tonight, and then become oriented from near the TX/LA coast through southeast MS during the day Tuesday. The surface front will meanwhile continue…
09/06 – Brantly's "Wet Weather Through Mid-Week" Monday Evening Forecast
An upper level trough will otherwise continue to dig southwestward and extend across Louisiana into central Mississippi tonight, and then become oriented from near the TX/LA coast through southeast MS during the day Tuesday. The surface front will meanwhile…
09/05 – Brantly's "Rain Chances Increasing" Sunday Night Forecast
A cold front will approach from the northwest Monday morning with increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms. Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible over the western and northwestern portion of the area through late tonight. Coverage of…
09/03 – Brantly's "Mostly Dry Weekend Ahead" Friday Night Forecast
Quieter conditions continue through Sunday as high pressure remains in control over the area. The drier weather will likely come to an end by Monday and Tuesday as the upper ridge breaks down in response to a weak upper trough…
09/03 – Brantly's "Clear and Calm" Friday Evening Forecast
Quieter conditions continue through Sunday as high pressure remains in control over the area. The drier weather will likely come to an end by Monday and Tuesday as the upper ridge breaks down in response to a weak upper trough…
09/02 – Brantly's "Lower Rain Chances, Drier Air" Thursday Night Forecast
An area of upper-level high pressure will continue to expanding eastward over the entire southeast U.S. through Friday afternoon. The surface boundary will be pushed southward with the storms overnight toward the coast, but then meander back north throughout the…
09/02 – Brantly's "Slightly Less Humid" Thursday Evening Forecast
An area of upper-level high pressure will continue to expanding eastward over the entire southeast U.S. through Friday afternoon. The surface boundary will be pushed southward with the storms overnight toward the coast, but then meander back north throughout the…