The Storm Prediction Center has introduced an enhanced (level 3 out of 5) risk for severe weather for the entire area tomorrow. At this time it is expected that a squall line or broken line of storms will move through…
There is potential for a few isolated strong to severe storms tonight into tomorrow morning. A marginal (level 1 out of 5) risk for severe weather is in place. Latest high resolution model guidance has a line of storms moving…
There continues to be a threat for severe weather tomorrow and on Wednesday. The northern half of the area, generally along and north of I-10, has been upgraded to an enhanced (level 3 out of 5) risk for severe weather…
There continues is a significant threat for severe weather across the area tonight into early tomorrow. A moderate (level 4 out of 5) risk area remains in place. This is very unusual for our area. For context, the last time…
After an active two weeks with multiple severe weather threats we will finally have a period of quiet weather through early next week. Surface high pressure will be in control this weekend. Clear skies will prevail. High temperatures will be…
We will be dealing with both the potential for severe weather and heavy rainfall/flash flooding tomorrow night into Wednesday. A quasilinear convective system (QLCS) along/ahead of a cold front is going to track from west to east across the area…
Strong to severe storms are going to be possible once again during the Tuesday-Wednesday timeframe. The Storm Prediction Center already has the area in a 15% (slight) risk for severe weather. An occluded surface low/cyclone is going to track out of…
Winds have shifted out of the northwest over the past hour indicating that the cold front has pushed through the area. What few showers/thunderstorms that developed have dissipated. Dry conditions can be expected for the remainder of the day. While…
Temperatures will once again peak in the mid to upper 80s, which is a few degrees above average, today. A high of 86 is expected in Pensacola. However, a cold front is going to move through the area tomorrow morning.…
After an active few weeks it appears we will finally be entering a rather quiet weather pattern this week. The area will be situated on the western periphery of surface high pressure through Wednesday. This will cause southerly/southeasterly low-level flow…