06/30 Ryan's "Wet Start" Monday Morning Forecast
Another week, another wet start as we continue the summertime pattern we spent the last several weeks of spring enjoying. That typically means coastal/Mississippi Sound showers and thunderstorms…
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3/5 - The Chief's "Rainy/Breezy" Tuesday Morning Forecast
Multiple disturbances are moving through west-southwesterly mid-level flow across the northern Gulf Coast. Most of the thunderstorms with these impulses are expected to track south of the area.…
1/3 - The Chief's "Wet Wednesday" Morning Forecast
A warm front will remain along the coast today while the surface low-pressure developing over the NW gulf rides along it. This system will kick east rapidly through…
10/12 - The Chief's "Cloudy & Damp" Thursday Morning Forecast
The low pressure system that brought some measurable rainfall across the region yesterday as well as gusty winds will continue to move downstream today. In the…
4/13 - The Chief's "Very Wet" Thursday Morning Forecast
The surface analysis shows that the surface low has formed and is sitting just off the coast of Mobile early this morning. This low will continue to…
2/9 - The Chief's "Wet Start" Friday-Eve Morning Forecast
The upper system is quickly lifting northeastward through Missouri toward the Great Lakes, with the next disturbance quickly on its heels moving through the northern Rockies. Line…
8/19 - The Chief's "Another WET Start" Friday Morning Forecast
Multiple disturbances expected to move through the eastern US today. One is moving through Arkansas and east Texas into Louisiana, while a stronger one is dropping…
8/12 - The Chief's "Another Wet Day" Friday Morning Forecast
The upper high pressure over Colorado this morning will gradually build southeastward over the next few days, even as the trough to our northeast continues to…
7/26 - The Chief's "Hot Start" Tuesday Morning Forecast
The broad upper level ridge stretching across the CONUS is the main pattern the area will be in for the short term (and majority of the long…
7/13 - The Chief's "Rain Moving In" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A broad upper level high pressure system is centered near the 4-Corners region extends from Mexico to Canada and CA to around MS. This eastern portion of…
6/30 - The Chief's "WET CONDITIONS/FLASH FLOODING" Morning Forecast
Onshore flow has been a little more persistent along the Mississippi coast, and a cluster of showers/storms has been moving northward across portions of Harrison, Hancock and…
5/26 - The Chief's "Continued WET" Friday-Eve Morning Forecast
An upper low-pressure system this morning is moving into Missouri, with the associated cold front appears to extend from Jackson to Lafayette, probably just moving into the Baton…
3/15 - Rob Knight's "Wet Tuesday Morning" Forecast
Instability is still not impressive with this system as it moves east across the Mississippi Gulf Coast this morning. Scattered showers/t-storms will move across the area this morning…
3/8 - Rob Knight's "Scattered Rain" Tuesday Morning Forecast
The frontal boundary will stall just off the northern Gulf Coast thanks to high-pressure to the SE. Isolated rain with a few t-storms possible this morning with…
2/17 - Rob Knight's "Wet Start" Thursday Morning Forecast
The main concern for today will be the front moving into the area this afternoon. The front is expected to enter the western portion of the region…
2/4 - The Chief's "Wet Morning" Friday/Weekend Forecast
Although the front is now east of the area, post frontal rain will continue this morning, spotty rain this afternoon. It will take most of the day for…
2/2 - Rob Knight's "Wet Wednesday" Morning Forecast
Today we will see the moisture axis that is currently draped north to south over southeastern Louisiana almost stall out and continue to sit over the area as…
1/25 - Rob's "Wet Start" Tuesday Morning Forecast
An area of low-pressure to the south along with a cold front north will continue to bring rain to the area. May not see a lot of movement…
12/29 - Rob Knight's "Foggy & Rainy" Morning Forecast
The high pressure remains just east of Florida and we'll see another impulse moving around the ridge. In the words of SPC, the chance for severe weather…
10/4 - Rob Knight's "Rainy Start" Monday Morning/Workweek Forecast
Main forecast question is on rain but it is all related to the development and location of a cutoff low-pressure. This will have some greater impacts on the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday if the low does dig into LA. As…
9/14 - Rob Knight's "Extended Wet Pattern" Morning Forecast
As Nicholas continue NNE after making landfall last night, rain will continue through much of the region. The fetch over the gulf will also increase along with wind speeds to around 15-25kt and remain there for about 24 hours maybe…
7/21 - Rob's "Changing Pattern" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A frontal boundary remains stalled from the Carolinas to southeast Texas, with a weak impulse of low-pressure currently over south central Louisiana. The boundary will remain stalled over the area today thus widespread showers and thunderstorms will develop along it…
7/20 - Rob's "Wet Tuesday" Morning Forecast
This stubborn active summertime pattern will continue throughout the middle of the workweek before a gradual drying trend expected by the end of the week. There's an area of upper level weakness over New England in place through the early…
7/19 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Returns" Monday Morning Forecast
The wetter than average summer pattern is expected to continue through the period, and in fact rain chances will be even higher then recent days for much of the short term periods. A stationary front will continue to slowly move/develop…