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…
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,…
A level 3 (enhanced) risk area has been delineated for tomorrow. For Sunday, a level 1 (marginal) risk zone has also been defined. TOMORROW There have been no changes to our thinking. Setup Model guidance continues to advertise strong…
There has not been much change in our thinking regarding the severe weather threat this weekend. Setup Strong to severe storms are going to be possible along/ahead of an east moving front Saturday into Sunday. Favorable parameters for severe thunderstorm…
A vigorous storm system is still expected to eject out of the Plains over the weekend. Warm, humid air inland will be advected inland ahead of a trailing front, which will destablize the atmosphere. The result will be a renewed…
A negatively tilted trough is going to lift out of the Plains and into the Great Lakes Saturday into Saturday night. At the same time, a deepening low is expected to bring a trailing front east. Warm and humid Gulf…
A tornado watch has been issued for southeast Louisiana and Mississippi, all of south Alabama, and the western Florida Panhandle until 6 PM CST this evening. Primary threats include… Tornadoes with a couple intense tornadoes possible. Widespread damaging winds with…
There have been some changes with what is expected in regard to the severe weather threat later today. Initially we were expecting the main convective mode to be linear with damaging winds and an isolated tornado or two being the…
The is now an enhanced (level 3 out of 5) risk for severe storms from south Alabama (just north of Mobile) into southwest Georgia. Short-range mesoscale models are now indicating that supercells and/or storm clusters ahead of the main line…
A band of storms is going to form just ahead of a strong cold front early tomorrow afternoon across Mississippi and east/southeast Louisiana. Once formed, it will progress east through the day. But by the evening/overnight hours, CAPE should decrease,…