El Niño was officially declared back in February by the Climate Prediction Center (CPC). When El Niño was called, the CPC noted in their February ENSO diagnostic discussion that it was weak. El Niño Strengthens, Likely to Persist Though Summer…
Spring officially starts in just 5 days. Like clockwork, old man winter appears to be breathing his last breath. Below-Average Temperatures Persist for Now Much of the country is going to continue to experience cooler than average temperatures over the…
Yet another minor earthquake has been confirmed in Escambia County, AL. It occurred Wednesday morning. The epicenter was near Pollard, AL. According to the USGS, the magnitude was 2.2. This is the 4th quake to occur in the southwest Alabama…
A front trailing the “bomb cyclone” is going to advance slowly into the Southeast tomorrow. Strong to severe storms are going to be possible across much of Mississippi and west and north Alabama. The Storm Prediction Center has hatched a…
Another small earthquake struck along the Florida-Alabama border around 8:30 PM CDT last night. According to the USGS, the quake was a magnitude 2.3, with the epicenter again near the small town of Flomaton, AL. It was not strong enough…
Strong to severe storms are likely in the Southern Plains this evening and overnight. Tomorrow and Thursday, the threat will shift east, to the Mississippi Valley and Southeast. Overview/Setup Cyclone genesis is going to take place over the Central Plains…
According to the United States Geological Service (USGS), a magnitude 3.1 earthquake occurred in Escambia County, AL near Flomaton at 1;36 PM this afternoon. There was no damage, as the quake was minor. However, there were reports of shaking. This…
An active weather pattern is going to continue this week. From Tuesday night to Wednesday a strong cyclone is expected to develop in the Plains. This system while take a track similar to the previous one, significantly deepening as it…
Above-average temperatures are going to persist for much of this week. Highs will range in the 70s through Thursday for the entire Gulf Coast. However, don’t expect the warmth to last. The pattern across North America is still poised to…
North MS back in in an enhanced risk this afternoon #mswx pic.twitter.com/SRUSAeews8 — Gulf Coast Storm Center (@GCSCWX) March 9, 2019 Mississippi is back in a level 3 (enhanced) risk for severe weather after being briefly removed. First of all,…