7/8 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Ahead" Friday Morning Forecast
High pressure will dominate the upper level pattern today through Saturday morning. Southerly surface winds will help to advect moisture and warm air into the environment.…
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7/7 - The Chief's "Continued HOT" Thursday Morning Forecast
High pressure is over much of the lower Mississippi River Valley and extends westward across the northern Gulf of Mexico. Don’t see much indication of a frontal…
7/6 - The Chief's "Hotter Temperatures Ahead" Wednesday Morning Forecast
At the surface, high pressure is centered pretty much over our area as the disturbance that brought the heavy rainfall to portions of the area yesterday, continues…
7/5 - The Chief's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Tuesday Morning Forecast
High-pressure is currently centered near the Texas-Louisiana border, with a north-south axis into the Dakotas early this morning with an easterly wave wrapping around the…
7/1 - Rob Knight's "Spotty Rain" Friday Morning Forecast
There is an area of high-pressure over the Rockies and along the Atlantic Coast with disturbances over the Great Lakes and approaching the Pacific Coast. Pressure fields…
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…
6/29 - The Chief's "Tracking The (GOM) Tropics" Wednesday Morning Forecast
A northern stream has become somewhat more progressive with high-pressure moving east of the Rockies and disturbances along the west coast and moving across the…
6/28 - Rob Knight's "Lower Temps, Higher Rain Chances" Tuesday Morning Forecast
High-pressure is currently over the Rockies, with low-pressure along the Atlantic Coast. The area of disturbed weather over the Gulf of Mexico appears to…
6/27 - The Chief's "Wet Pattern" Final Monday of June Forecast
The good news is that the threat of heat related issues has diminished for the next several days. However, that also means dealing with showers…
6/24 - Rob Knight's "EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING" Friday Morning Forecast
High pressure continues to dominate the upper level pattern. Heat will be the biggest concern tonight through Saturday. The high pressure is still building/staying over our…
6/22 - The Chief's "HEAT ADVISORY" Wednesday Morning Forecast
There are some subtle differences from yesterday as a heat advisory for today with somewhat warmer Heat Index temps and lower number of showers/t-storms. Placement of highest…
6/20 - Rob Knight's "Hot & Humid" Monday Morning Forecast
The main story will become the heat again after today. That’s not to say today won’t be hot just not when compared to the next several…
6/6 - The Chief's "Summertime Pattern" Monday Morning Forecast
Today will fall into that bracket of typical summer thermal showers and thunderstorms. There won’t be as many around as yesterday. And whereas yesterday was a bit easier…
6/3 - Rob Knight's "PTC #1" Tropical Update/Track
The disturbance near the northeastern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula appears slightly more organized this morning, with persistent deep convection ongoing near and to the east of…
6/3 - The Chief's "Cold Frontal Passage" Friday morning Forecast
A cold front sagging into our area is expected to stall through the weekend before slightly retrograding. Isolated/scattered showers/t-storms are expected today especially with daytime heating.…
6/2 - Rob Knight's "Very Hot Short Term" Morning Forecast
Not a lot of change as all indications for a frontal boundary to sag into the area and stall through Saturday. The interaction between the Caribbean…
6/1 - The Chief's "Official Start of Hurricane Season" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The short term weather will be quite normal for this time of year...Hot muggy with a few showers/t-storms around. The moisture is being brought…
5/30 - The Chief's "Memorial Day/Hotter Conditions" Morning Forecast
Much, but not all, of the short term forecast period will be dry, with a good bit of sunshine. A weak disturbance currently across the area will…
5/27- Rob Knight's "Sunny & Hot" Friday Morning Forecast
An upper-level low pressure over southern Illinois this morning will slowly drift off the eastern seaboard tonight into the weekend. High-pressure will be the main factor shaping…
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…
5/25 - Rob Knight's "Heavy Rain Threat" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The main concerns are for heavy rain in the first 36 hours of the forecast...or in other words, today and Thursday. The disturbance swinging through the…
5/24 - Rob Knight's "Wet Pattern Continues" Tuesday Morning Forecast
An upper level High-pressure remains off the Atlantic Coast with southwesterly upper flow across much of the southeast. Scattered showers and t-storms will taper off this…
5/20 - Rob Knight's "Changing Pattern" FriYay Morning Forecast
The upper pattern will start the transition into a wetter one late in the day with a weak disturbance sliding across the region. It’s not until Saturday…
5/18 - The Chief's "Hot & Dry Pattern" Wednesday Morning Forecast
The synoptic pattern will hold through the short-term period with a broad area of high pressure off the Southeast U.S. coast extending westward along the…