An upper-level low is going to develop over the Southwest early next week, and shift slowly east through late next week. While the upper-level low remains over the Southwest, it will advect moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. The moisture, combined…
There continues to be a threat for severe weather though tomorrow. Tonight/tomorrow morning: A complex of strong to severe storms developed over East Texas this evening, and is currently moving through Southeast Texas. It will continue to track east, across the…
There continues to be a threat for severe weather tomorrow and Monday. A deepening storm system is still expected to track across the Mid-South through Monday, advecting moisture into the Central Gulf Coast States, resulting in multiple rounds of convection…
There is growing potential for severe weather tomorrow afternoon into Monday. A deepening storm system is going to track across the Mid-South Monday. Moisture will be advected into the area (and much of the Southeast for that matter), resulting in…
There is potential for severe weather across areas of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle late this weekend into early next week. A deepening storm system is going to track across the Mid-South Sunday and Monday, bringing a…
An upper-level low is going to track across the Central Plains tomorrow. It will draw deep Gulf moisture northward, resulting in scattered to widespread showers and storms across Louisiana and Mississippi tomorrow. Some strong to severe storms could occur during…
Pleasant conditions will prevail once again today. Afternoon highs are expected to climb into the lower to mid 60s, with sunny skies. Tonight: A light freeze remains possible tonight — mainly away from the coast — as a surface high slides…
Below average temperatures and clear skies will persist through Thursday. Tonight: Low temperatures tonight will range from the mid to lower 30s inland, and the lower to 40s along the coast. Tomorrow and tomorrow night: Tomorrow, high temperatures will be in the…
An expansive squall-line is currently located over North and Central Louisiana, Central Mississippi, and Central Alabama; it no longer looks like it will weaken this morning. Instead, it looks like the squall will continue to track south, pushing into and…
An area of low pressure is going to track east across South/Central Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama tomorrow, bringing a trailing cold front along with it. Timing: Isolated showers and storms will occur along and ahead of the front through the…