The low end threat for severity will move east as a cold front passes today. Some deeper and stronger t-storm cells could form this morning with strong wind gusts the primary concern. By this afternoon, dry air will move into…
Still playing the waiting game as a front slowly creeps toward us, and we'll see some significantly drier air after it passes.
Clouds will continue to build through the night, but we won't see much in the way of rain until around sunrise tomorrow.
High temperatures should be warmer than average once again in the lower to mid 80s. A low pressure system in the southern Plains will push eastward across the Lower Mississippi Valley tomorrow night and then move into the Carolinas by…
The front that passed through the area had a bit more of a punch than what most weather models had expected, and this resulted in a much drier air mass moving into the region. Dew points have ranged from the…
Record breaking heat this afternoon with more expected tomorrow, and a warm, humid night with more patchy fog in between.
Today's high temperature barely broke the record set in 2012, but it'll be even warmer tomorrow.
Continued warming will bring us close to or beyond record high temperatures over the next few afternoons, but in between we still have some relatively cooler, foggy nights.
It looks like we just missed today's high temperature record, but even warmer days lie ahead.
Temperatures continue to soar into the mid to upper 80s this afternoon along the Gulf Coast. Highs today are expected to break record levels, getting up to around 87 degrees. The current record is 82 degrees. Expect sunshine for the…
A deck of stratus clouds is invading the area this morning. This ceiling is from 200 to 500 feet with pockets of dense fog. Even though most of the area has not seen 90 degrees before in March, the forecast…
Expect some subtle changes in the short term, but much drier, cooler weather moves in after for the weekend along with some rain.
Weak front moved into the area overnight and broke down, but very little has changed so far.
Temperatures continue to soar into the 80s this afternoon along the Gulf Coast. Highs today are expected to break record levels, getting up to around 86 degrees. The record is 85 degrees set in 2012. Expect sunshine for the rest…
A cold front located over northern Mississippi is moving very slowly southeast and away from the area this morning. Some model guidance hints at some of the well-modified air behind it possibly leaking into the northern half of the area…
A front will move through by lunchtime tomorrow, but we won't see much change. The next front will be a different story.
Skies have cleared a bit, but will increase as a weak cold front moves through tonight. Expect some lower humidity, but not much else....
Another warm, mostly sunny day is on tap for the Gulf Coast. High temperatures will be about 10 to 15 degrees above normal, getting up to the lower 80s on the coast with some areas hitting the mid 80s. Overnight,…
A cold front will move toward the area today, but dissipate as it moves through tonight. The environment ahead of the front should help keep temperatures on the warm side and we could see record numbers broken again if skies…
We'll see some hot afternoons ahead as warm, moist air piles up ahead of a front, but we'll see some slightly cooler and drier days ahead...slightly.
Still a bit on the muggy side, but drier days are ahead...won't be much cooler though.
Temperatures are above normal across the Gulf Coast once again. Highs today will reach the mid 80s for most locations in South Mississippi. Our normal high temperature for this time of the year is typically in the lower 70s. Partly…
The warm front has lifted north from the coast to just north of the forecast area today with visible satellite imagery and surface observations clearing indicating the southerly low level flow and warm sector. Temperatures have responded with values rising…
First significant rain we've seen in a while is moving in, and it'll make it slightly cooler for the weekend.