04/07 Ryan's "Muggy" Tuesday Evening Forecast
More warm and humid conditions tonight, so expect more clouds and another round of patchy fog.
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More warm and humid conditions tonight, so expect more clouds and another round of patchy fog.
Cloudy skies will continue through the afternoon with a chance for showers and thunderstorms through the early evening hours. Temperatures today and Wednesday will remain well above-normal. One thing worthy of noting is with the surge in moisture along with…
Current overview of the weather maps this morning illustrates the northern Gulf coast under the control of southerly/Gulf moisture return flow west of a surface high anchored offshore of NE Florida in the Atlantic and a weak Warm front across…
Light southerly winds throughout the weekend have increased the humidity, so get ready for a mild and muggy evening.
Much more humid than how we finished off last week, so expect warmer, foggy nights in the short term.
For the rest of Monday, expect sunshine with a few clouds passing through with partly cloudy skies by the evening. High temperatures should top out in the upper 70s to the lower 80s. Similar temperatures are expected Tuesday. Beginning Tuesday,…
Skies will remain mostly clear overnight through Monday morning as high pressure sits over the Gulf Coast. Light southerly winds may allow for some light patchy fog to develop by sunrise. Temperatures should drop to the lower 60s on the…
It's still feeling nice and dry out there, but much warmer and more humid moving forward.
High temperatures today will be in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Lows tonight will be in the mid 50s inland, with upper 50s to around 60 degrees closer to the coast. Highs on Saturday will be warmer, in the…
A surface ridge of high pressure extending from the Great Lakes southward across the Tennessee Valley and southeastern U.S. will slowly shift toward the east coast through Saturday. A broad upper ridge remains over the region during the period and…
Still cooler and drier compared to the last few weeks, but we'll keep warming through the weekend as a cold front moves in.
GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — The National Weather Service has completed their survey of damage from Tuesday's tornado in George County. Their report says the tornado was rated an EF-1. According to the report, the tornado formed just west of…
Another chilly night and still much drier than we've seen in recent weeks, but warmer, more humid air will continue to move in.
A practically perfect spring day in South MS, and not much will change in the days ahead...but cloud cover and rain isn't too far away.
Sunshine is abundant across the Gulf Coast as high pressure dominates the region. Temperatures are cooler in the wake of a cold front and the air is much less humid. High temperatures Wednesday should top out at around 75 degrees…
Dry conditions expected through Friday then the return flow will begin to bring the humidity and warmth back to the area. Saturday through Tuesday: a relatively strong late season cold front moves out of Canada Friday but quickly shunts eastward…
Coldest and driest air we've seen in quite some time is moving in, so get ready for some sunny weather and clear skies.
Strong storms with high winds and possible tornadoes toppled trees from Mississippi to Georgia. Some roads were blocked after the storms passed this morning and falling power lines caused power outages that left thousands in the dark. Homes were damaged…
A cold front brought active, even severe weather to the South MS area, but now cooler and drier air is rushing in.
After a wet, stormy start to the day, skies are beginning to clear across South Mississippi. Warm temperatures will continue through the middle of the afternoon, then much cooler air moves in with the passage of a cold front. It…
GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — Multiple trees and power lines are down throughout George County after an apparent tornado Tuesday morning. https://twitter.com/BrantlyWx/status/1245034822264918016 George County Sheriff Keith Havard asks that residents remain at home as increasing traffic is making repairs difficult. He…
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.