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The March sunshine sure was a welcome sight today! It doesn’t take long to warm things up this time of year. More great spring-like weather tomorrow; lots of sunshine, with afternoon temperatures warming to the low 70s…But things changing over the weekend. Clouds return tomorrow night in response to an approaching upper level disturbance. A surface [...]
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How bout a rainbow for St. Patrick’s Day?? This one formed over Greenville, just before sunset tonight:
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The clouds will hang tight today; we have one disturbance pulling away and another moving this way from the northwest. It will swing through later today, kicking off a few widely scattered showers. Most of us will stay dry, and any rain that does fall will be light. Sunshine returns tomorrow and Friday; we have [...]
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Clouds moving back in this morning, in advance of another upper level system. We are in a northwest flow, with a couple of disturbances expected to swing through the state over the next 48 hours. The first one will scoot across the gulf coast tonight, producing a few showers over south Mississippi; the second will pass, to our [...]
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The sun is breaking out this morning! The clouds are not gone for good; more will rotate in later today, and tomorrow, in advance of another upper level disturbance. With a decent amount of sunshine we should have no problem reaching the low 60s this afternoon. Our next upper level system rotates through here on [...]
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The sunshine was a pleasant surprise today; I didn’t think the clouds break, being in between two disturbances…Clouds are moving back in tonight, in advance of a big upper level low. A few isolated rain showers even popping up; while we can’t rule out a passing shower tonight, any rain that does fall will be [...]
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Another disturbance is moving in our direction, tonight. Rain should begin falling around midnight, along the Mississippi River, then spreading across the Delta; most of the rain should fall, between midnight and 6 am. On average, most spots should receive between 1-quarter 1-half inch. A few rumbles of thunder and even small hail are possible due to [...]
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A Tornado Watch has been issued until 2:00 am….Severe storms in progress across Arkansas and Louisiana, heading this way…Looks like a long night…
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The sun is peeking out in spots this morning. Sunshine is usally good to see, but it as we warm throughout the day, our threat for severe weather increases. Still looks like the primary window for severe storms will come between lunchtime and 9 o’clock tonight. Today’s storms will fire up as isolated cells, rather [...]
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We’ll need to pay close attention to the weather tomorrow….The parameters are favorable for a round severe weather. It looks like the greatest threat for the Delta will come between the hours of 12 noon and 9 0′clock tomorrow night. The good news is surface based instability looks marginal, but if the sun breaks out, and temperatures warm to near 70, we’ll become unstable in a hurry! Wind shear isn’t [...]
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