07/15 Ryan's "Stormy" Wednesday Evening Forecast
Another active afternoon in the books, but we're in for another quiet night before doing it again tomorrow.
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Another active afternoon in the books, but we're in for another quiet night before doing it again tomorrow.
Coverage of storms will increase over the Gulf and along the Coast throughout the late afternoon hours. Conditions appear favorable again this for waterspouts across the nearshore waters. Muggy conditions will persist today. High temperatures will be slightly cooler in…
Skies are starting off mostly clear along the Gulf Coast, but it won't last for long. Looking a little to the south, isolated showers and storms continue to stream into the Gulf waters this morning. Coverage of storms will increase…
No real surprises in the days ahead, but today's waterspout in Hancock county reminds us to be "weather aware."
Very similar weather is moving in, so prepare for more hot and humid days and muggy nights.
High temperatures are expected to top out in the mid to upper 90s once again across the Gulf Coast. Another Heat Advisory is in effect for all of South Mississippi until 8 p.m. Tuesday as heat index values are expected…
An upper level high-pressure that was centered over New Mexico/Arizona is starting to get suppressed southward by a broach disturbance pushing south out of Canada. This is also starting to weaken the eastern side of it over our area. It…
Things will cool down slightly in the days ahead due to more afternoon rain, but otherwise not much else changes.
Hot and humid start to the week after a miserably hot and humid weekend, but some slight relief is moving in.
Another hot and muggy day is on tap for the Gulf Coast! High temperatures should get up to around 95 degrees, but humid air will make it feel like it’s close to 110 degrees. A Heat Advisory is in place…
Looking ahead to tomorrow, the weather pattern and setup for heat really doesn`t change with high pressure both at the surface and aloft dominating. The main difficulty is forecasting the areas that keep upper 70s to near 80 dewpoint temperatures…
Looking ahead to tomorrow, the weather pattern and setup for heat really doesn`t change with high pressure both at the surface and aloft dominating. The main difficulty is forecasting the areas that keep upper 70s to near 80 dewpoint temperatures…
It's been hot and humid all week long, and both get turned up even higher over a very sunny weekend.
Conditions this weekend will be downright uncomfortable as dangerously high heat indices move in while afternoon showers will be harder to come by.
After several rainy days, skies are looking a little more clear this afternoon. Rain chances are down to just 20 percent for Thursday and Friday, but the air will continue to feel damp with a humid air mass in place.…
Saw a few severe warnings earlier today, but that stormed raced through and skies are already clearing.
A strong line of showers and thunderstorms moved through late in the afternoon, something we're expecting to see less of over the weekend.
We've been stuck in a familiar pattern all week long: showers and thunderstorms pop up in the heat of the day and slowly clear through the night, but drier changes lie ahead.
More nasty afternoon weather for another day or two, but much hotter and drier days are expected soon!
A Flash Flood Watch continues for South Mississippi through Tuesday evening as showers and thunderstorms may produce heavy rainfall on already saturated grounds. 4 to 6 inches of rain will be possible, especially where we see storms consistently rolling over…
More muggy, rainy weather ahead, but at least the rain will be drying up soon. Not that lucky on the humidity....
Not much has changed weather-wise over the weekend, but drier days do lie ahead though the humidity isn't going anywhere.
A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 8 p.m. Monday for Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, and Pearl River Counties. Localized amounts of 4 to 6 inches of rain will be possible as heavy showers and thunderstorms continue to roll across…
Today through Wednesday, an upper level trough will cause a frontal system to continue to be in place over the area, which will enhance rain chances. This system will still be stalled through this time period. And there is plenty…