The region will remain at the base of a large area of low pressure dominating the eastern half of the nation today. At the same time, plume of tropical moisture will move into Eastern Texas and Southwest Louisiana in the…
Active, strong weather moved in early this afternoon, and while it did weaken a bit through the evening the rain didn't leave completely.
Today started off with a line of strong thunderstorms bringing severe weather to South MS, but that trend isn't going to continue beyond today.
Strong to severe storms will continue to be possible through the afternoon and evening. Isolated tornadoes, damaging wind gusts, and heavy rain will be threats in any storms that form. Increased cloud coverage will make it difficult for things to…
Deep tropical moisture continues to stream over the area this morning and this does not look to stop through at least Thursday. There is very good evidence that the environment is very supportive of training thunderstorms starting now through roughly…
Last week was dry, this one will be wet as afternoon/morning showers pop up every day.
Today saw increased rain activity, something we'll see even more of tomorrow as hot and humid weather lingers in South MS.
An area of high pressure near the surface will move off the Southeast U.S. coast through this evening as an upper level disturbance moves into the upper Midwest and middle Mississippi River valley. A weak associated cold front will slide…
Last week was hot and dry, but this week will be hot and wet. Starting off summer on the damp and humid side.
Last week was hot and dry, while this one will be hot and damp as showers are expected nearly everyday.
Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms will push through the area in the coming days. Rain chances are at around 70 percent today, and going up to 80 percent for Tuesday and Wednesday. Otherwise, it will be mostly cloudy, warm…
High temperatures will continue to be in the upper 80s to lower 90s each day for the next week. The central Gulf coast area will be under the influence of a weak upper level trough through the middle of the…
Things have been manageable over the last few days, but the humidity will jump sharply over the weekend while it stays just as hot.
Still hot and humid but rain hasn't been much of an issue, that changes though as we head into next week.
Our manageable heat and humidity is going to increase significantly soon.
The weather has been consistently nice and sunny, but the temperature and humidity will steadily rise into next week.
It's feeling pretty good right now, but even higher humidity is on the way as summer begins this weekend.
Not much has changed since last weekend, and won't be changing for the rest of the week.
Lower humidity in the region will continue through Thursday before subtle changes begin to occur. Thursday through Saturday will basically be a continuation of the first half of the week, characterized by above normal daytime temps, below normal lows, and…
High temps on Wednesday will be in the mid and upper 80s with a few spots reaching 90. Lows tonight will be in the low to mid 60s inland to low 70s along the coast. Hot days with isolated showers…
The upper level low over the Carolinas will continue to slowly lift northward through Wednesday. This feature will continue to usher dry mid-level air into the northern Gulf coast region. Despite the abundant dry air, there will be enough moisture…
It's felt like summer for a while now, but it doesn't officially begin until this weekend...
We've begun the final week of Spring, so I guess it's appropriate it won't be very "spring-like."
A weak stationary front will move in from the northeast and begin to dissipate. Expect sunny skies with hot temperatures to begin the final week of spring. The extended portion of the forecast period from Wednesday through the rest of…