After another month of above-average temperatures, it appears likely that there will be a surge of anomalously cold air for the central and eastern U.S. to close out February. There will be passage of a cold front across the Gulfā¦
A colder, and drier, air mass is going to move in Thursday and Friday as a stalled front that will keep things unsettled until then finally pushes out over the Gulf. The coldest temperatures can be expected Friday night intoā¦
A strong front is still expected to usher in a surge of arctic air tomorrow into Tuesday. There have been no changes with timing of the front; it will pass through east Texas tomorrow afternoon, Louisiana, Mississippi, and north Alabamaā¦
A strong arctic front is going to bring a surge of continental polar air early next week. The front will likely pass through Texas Monday, Louisiana, Mississippi and north Alabama overnight Monday/early Tuesday, and the remainder of Alabama and theā¦
Good news if you like cold weather: below-average temperatures are favored through at least the middle of the month across the eastern two-thirds the country (see figure 1). The next cold front will likely sweep through Thursday/Friday; it will bringā¦
A surface low is going to develop over the northwest Gulf, near the Texas Gulf Coast, Friday, and then get caught up in an approaching front. The result is going to be widespread heavy rain and storms for East Texas,ā¦
So far this fall, the eastern two-thirds of the country has been dominated by an anomalously strong ridge of high pressure, resulting in record warmth. This pattern has also resulted in drought development in the Southeast and much of Texas.ā¦
A cold is going to drop down into the Gulf Coast early next week. This will likely allow for below-average temperatures (see figure 1). It will still be hot. But, overall, temperatures should run a few degrees lower than normal.ā¦
Independence Day is Thursday. With outdoor activities (cookouts, fireworks displays etc.) planned, many people want to know if mother nature is going to “cooperate.” As of now, the answer to that question is yes, generally speaking. While some typical summertimeā¦
Active weather is going to return to parts of the Gulf Coast early next week. Formation of a surface low in the Southern Plains is likely Sunday night. Current thinking is then for a strong surface high building into theā¦