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.
We've seen weeks of similar cloudy, humid days, but changes are finally on the horizon.
Cloudy skies will continue through the afternoon and early evening with warm and humid conditions. High temperatures will top out in the lower to mid 80s once again. Tonight, rain chances increase to around 60 percent as showers and a…
Spring has arrived earlier than usual, and I explain why in the forecast, but cooler weather is on the way as a front moves in.
Spring begins tonight just before 11 PM, earlier than it has in nearly 125 years!
Tonight is the last full night of winter, as spring begins tomorrow...the earliest it's been in over a century!
Not much has changed in the last few weeks, but it is now getting much warmer and more humid as we begin spring tomorrow.
Warmer than normal temperatures continue across South Mississippi and much of the Gulf Coast. High temperatures are expected to top out in the upper 70s, although some areas will reach the lower 80s. A mixture of sun and clouds is…
As the southerly flow continue to bring moisture into the region, areas of overnight widespread dense fog will affect South Mississippi through the rest of the workweek. Conditions will be humid with a chance of showers through Thursday. An approaching…
Tomorrow is the last day of winter, and it'll continue to warm as we approach the weekend and a cold front moves in.
Few more clouds today and even a few showers, but expect fewer of them going forward. It will continue warming though.
More of the same as we head into a new week! Expect clouds, high humidity, and at least a few showers.
Warmer than normal temperatures continue across South Mississippi and much of the Gulf Coast. High temperatures are expected to top out in the lower 80s, although some areas will reach the mid 80s. A mixture of sun and clouds is…
Near the surface, a ridge of high pressure will develop along the eastern seaboard on Monday. This will result in a light northerly wind flow developing overnight, followed by a light southerly wind flow redeveloping on Monday. A dry weather…
We've enjoyed some quite similar weather in South MS all week long, and not much will change through the weekend. Still expect warm and humid days with little rain, and mild nights with dense fog. This pattern will only begin…
Not much has changed over the last week, so expect more warm and humid days through the weekend.
Normally, this time of the year, high temperatures would be in the upper 60s, but we will be much warmer than that again today. Temperatures will remain above normal through the weekend and at least the first half of next…
Warm and humid once again today with lots of moisture in the air. Some of that moisture has settled to the surface, and with relatively calm winds, that has allowed for fog to form across the region this morning. We…