The large and expansive area of heavy rainfall that impacted Southeast Louisiana and South Mississippi today causing catastrophic flash flooding has decreased in coverage for the most part. However, there are still some areas of moderate to heavy rainfall over…
The threat for heavy rainfall and flash flooding continues across Southeast Louisiana, Southern Mississippi, Southern Alabama, and the Western Florida Panhandle. Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi will receive the heaviest rain today. There is already a large area of heavy…
A large band of heavy rainfall has redeveloped across Southeast Louisiana, Southern Mississippi, Southern Alabama, and the Western Florida Panhandle once again this morning. So far storms overnight and this morning have produced an additional 6 – 8″ of rain…
The threat for heavy rainfall and flooding will shift west into the Central Gulf Coast region today. The low that was situated over Northern Florida has moved further west overnight and will continue to do so today. This low is…
A significant heavy rainfall and flood event is still anticipated to impact the Eastern and Central Gulf Coast throughout the week. An upper-level low is expected to move slowly west over the Southeast through next weekend. There is also a…
Tropical development is no longer a concern with the area of low pressure over the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico. It will move inland over North Florida later today. However, a significant heavy rainfall and flood event is still going to…
Tropical development will be possible across the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend through next week. An area of disturbed weather developed over the northeast Gulf of Mexico yesterday in association with a trough of low pressure. A surface low…
Tropical development will be possible across the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico by late this weekend or early next week. An area of showers and thunderstorms has developed over the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico in association with a trough of low…
Good early morning everyone, for the past couple of days, even as Hurricane Earl has been the main focus of forecasters and meteorologists across the Atlantic Basin, the models have been shifting attention to the potential for a new tropical…
Earl continues to spin in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean near Honduras at this time. Current wind speeds are around 70 miles per hour so only 4 mph away from actually turning into Hurricane EARL, which could happen as early…