An Arctic blast is on the move and its heading our way! This is setting up to be the coldest Christmas since 1989. Daytime highs will only manage lower to mid 30s while overnight temps plunge into the lower to mid teens. Prepare now for what will be a dangerous period of extreme cold! You still have some time Thursday…
We are just a few days away from an Arctic blast invading the deep south! This is setting up to be the coldest Christmas since 1989. Daytime highs will only manage lower to mid 30s while overnight temps plunge into the lower to mid teens. Prepare now for what will be a dangerous period of extreme cold! In the meantime,…
We are just a few days away from an Arctic blast invading the deep south! This is setting up to be the coldest Christmas since 1989. Daytime highs will only manage lower to mid 30s while overnight temps plunge into the lower to mid teens. Prepare now for what will be a dangerous period of extreme cold! In the meantime,…
A quieter weather pattern for a few days. High pressure returns and we more sunshine and blue sky for the start of our weekend. Despite the sunshine, temps only manage mid to upper 50s for highs Friday afternoon. Looks like a weak disturbance will work along the gulf coast late Friday night into the day on Saturday. This will be…
Improving weather conditions are ahead for most Thursday. Temps will manage upper 50s to lower 60s for highs. Colder air spills into the area Thursday night into early Friday. We’re expect temps in the mid to upper 30s Friday morning. It’s looking even colder over the weekend. Daytime highs only manage the lower to mid 50s while overnight temps drop…
We’re designating Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning as a CODE RED day! We expect storms to develop ahead and along a strong cold front plowing into the deep south. The main threats will be damaging winds up to 60 mph, a few tornadoes, and heavy rainfall leading to flash flooding. Rainfall potential will range between 1 to 3 inches. Everyone…
Some significant changes to our weather are ahead this week. It starts with a severe storm threat Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning. Storms will develop ahead and along a strong cold front plowing into the deep south. The main threats will be damaging winds up to 60 mph, a few tornadoes, and heavy rainfall leading to flash flooding. Rainfall potential…
No cold air in sight for the next several days. It could be the latter part of next week before temps drop to levels typical for early December. In the meantime, it’s spring-like warmth with upper 70s to lower 80s for highs. Overnight temps continue to stay well above average and only fall into the upper 50s to lower…
High pressure over the Gulf of Mexico continues to maintain a firm hold over our weather. The southerly wind flow around the high is sending warmer air into the state. This will keep overnight temps in the 60s and daytime highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s through the week. The average high temperature is around 64 degrees for…
We’re setting up for some really mild weather conditions this week. High pressure sitting south of us will help hold off any frontal passages and keep cold air well to our north. We should see upper 70s to lower 80s for highs as the week progresses. Overnight temps will remain mild with low to mid 60s common area wide. A…
