Strong to severe storms remain a possibility across east Texas, much of Louisiana and Mississippi, and parts of western and northern Alabama this afternoon and overnight tonight. Based on the latest short-range high restitution model guidance, storms will initially develop…
A cold front is going to sweep across across the Gulf Coast this weekend. Widespread rain and some storms can be expected prior to frontal passage, and a severe weather threat is likely to evolve for east Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,…
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 Alabama…
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 the…
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 bring…
Invest 97L is continuing to get better organized. Surface pressures continue to fall, and convective (shower/thunderstorm) activity has been persistent. Based on the continued organization, it does appear likely 97L will become a tropical cyclone, either a depression or storm,…
The tropical wave mentioned in yesterday’s update has moved into the Bay of Campeche; it has also been tagged Invest 97L. Surface pressures have dropped overnight, and convective activity has increased, indicating an increase in organization. Further organization will be…
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,…
A few strong to severe storms will be possible tomorrow from East Texas into Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle along/ahead of an east moving cold front. The Storm Prediction Center has delineated a “slight” (level 2 out of…
Nestor has become post-tropical, meaning the cyclone no longer posses any characteristics of a tropical cyclone. As of 10 AM CDT, Nestor was located about 70 miles south-southwest of Panama City with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph, a minimum…