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Nothing severe in progress, as of 4 o’clock; only patches of light to modetate rain. A few reports of hail in Grenada County from the storm that went through about an hour ago…So far do good, but we still have a long way to go!
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A few light rain showers already popping up, but most of us will stay dry through the morning. We’re still expecting storms to fire up later this afternoon, after 2 o’clock, with a threat of severe weather, generally west of I-55. The severe weather parameters are most favorable, back in Arkansas, but conditions are favorable into [...]
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Noticeably warmer and breezy today, in response to an approaching upper level storm system. Most spots will make it into the mid 80s this afternoon, with a SE wind between 10 and 20 mph. We stay dry, but moisture will quickly head back in here; looks loke dew points will make it to near 70 by tomorrow afternoon, when we’re expecting [...]
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Thanks to Susan Clark for sendiing us these photos from Wister Gardens in Belzoni…
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Unseasonably cool this morning! Down in the 39 to 45 degree range. But we warm quickly, thanks to the April sunshine, with temperatures reaching the mid-70s this afternoon. A transition period begins tonight, as the wind shifts around from the south in advance of our next storm system. Dry and windy tomorrow; we warm to the low-80s as the warming trend continues….Still looks like [...]
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more about "From Yazoo City", posted with vodpod
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT…CORRECTION FOR DATE IN PAR 1… NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS 620 PM CDT MON APR 26 2010 …UPDATED INFORMATION ON LONG TRACK TORNADO PATH… NWS STORM SURVEY TEAMS FROM JACKSON AND MEMPHIS HAVE NOW COMPLETED PRELIMINARY GROUND SURVEYS ALONG THE ENTIRE PATH OF THE PRIMARY SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORM THAT TRACKED FROM WEST OF [...]
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Temperatures will run 7 to 10 below normal, this afternoon, with lots of sunshine and a pleasant w/nw breeze. Mid 70s tomorrow, then a warming trend kicks in; back into the 80s by Thursday afternoon. Another upper level system approaches by the weekend. This looks similar to last weekend’s set-up; an upper level trough to our west, with a series of disturbances moving across the state. And [...]
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS 930 PM CDT SUN APR 25 2010 …PRELIMINARY INFORMATION FROM STORM DAMAGE SURVEYS TODAY… FOUR NWS STORM DAMAGE SURVEY TEAMS HAVE BEEN SURVEYING DAMAGE FROM AROUND THE REGION CAUSED BY THE DEVASTATING STORMS OF SATURDAY. THE FOLLOWING IS PRELIMINARY INFORMATION REGARDING THE MAJOR STORM THAT MOVED FROM [...]
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Fisrt of all, our thoghts and prayers go out to those across Mississippi and Alabama, who were effected by the storms over the weekend…Fortunately, the weather should cooperate with the clean-up efforts for the next few days but it loks like another shot for rain and storm, by this weekend. Here are the preliminary storm reports [...]
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