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02/20/2025

It’s snowing here at the Starkville home base!! The snow won’t accumulate, but the flurries were a good surprise this morning on the commute to class!

SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE FOR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15TH:A strong system will be making its way into the deep south this evening...
02/15/2025

SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE FOR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15TH:

A strong system will be making its way into the deep south this evening and into the overnight hours. Much of Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, southeastern Arkansas and western Tennessee are at risk for severe thunderstorms. A couple strong tornadoes will be possible across most of Mississippi, Western/Southern Alabama, and Northeastern Louisiana as these areas are colocated within a 10% hatched risk. This means that there is a 10% or greater chance of an EF-2 to EF-5 within 25 miles of any given point. Strong winds will also be of concern as there is a 30-45% chance of storms containing wind gusts greater than 60mph within 25 miles of any given point. The first set of tornado watches have been issued for much of northern Louisiana, eastern Arkansas, Western Mississippi, and western Tennessee. This tornado watch is valid from 4pm-10pm CST.

REMEMBER: Watches mean WATCH as the storms progress. Warnings mean there is an active tornado forming or on the ground. IF you are in a warning, move to the most central room of your house. Do NOT wait unit you hear a siren to take cover.

JF

Tornado Watch in effect for Southern Louisiana and Mississippi until 8pm tonight. Strong to severe storms are possible t...
02/12/2025

Tornado Watch in effect for Southern Louisiana and Mississippi until 8pm tonight. Strong to severe storms are possible tonight and there is a slight chance for one or two strong tornadoes (EF2+) along the entire storm route. Places such as Montgomery, AL and Hattiesburg, MS should prepare for these types of storms this evening. Get a plan ready in case you’re out under a tornado warning. Remember to hide in the most interior room with no windows if out under tornado warning.

02/11/2025

Severe weather threat for Wednesday, Feb 12.

Good morning! Here Is your forecast for the SOUTHEAST in the upcoming days: Heavy rain is expected across much of the so...
02/11/2025

Good morning! Here Is your forecast for the SOUTHEAST in the upcoming days:

Heavy rain is expected across much of the southeastern U.S. this week. The first round of rain will begin on Tuesday (Feb 11) across parts of Arkansas and Louisiana before covering the rest of the Southeast later in the day and through Thursday (Feb 13). The bullseye of the rain is expected to set up through central Louisiana and Mississippi, Northern Alabama and Georgia, and up through the Appalachians. There will likely be widespread rainfall of 3-4 inches associated with this system, with locally higher amounts possible. Low lying areas and urban areas are expected to be impacted the most with river flooding to be a concern as well. Flash flood watches have been issued for much of northern Louisiana, northern Georgia, and eastern Tennessee. 2-4 inches of rain is likely in northern Louisiana and eastern Tennessee especially on the windward side of the Appalachians in places like Chattanooga and Knoxville. Higher elevations could receive higher amounts. 3-4 inches of rain is likely across northern Georgia with locally higher amounts of up to 7 inches will be possible.

There is also a slight severe threat with this system that will impact much of central Mississippi and western Alabama Wednesday evening. A couple tornados and strong winds will be possible with some of these storms.

There is expected to be another round of heavy rain this weekend, with a possible elevated threat of severe thunderstorms. The weather prediction center has currently highlighted the area with a 15 % chance of severe thunderstorms 5 days out. There will be more information on that in the coming days. The first round of rain will cause some concerns over flooding. By the time the second storm system moves through this weekend, many places in the Southeast may reach rainfall totals of 6-8 inches with locally higher amounts possible.

With all of this rain moving in, one thing to keep in mind when driving is that flooded roadways can often be fatal. It does not take much standing water to float a car, so if you encounter a submerged roadway, turn around and don’t drown.

BJ, TH

A significant winter storm will impact parts of the central and eastern U.S. from Tuesday, February 11, through Thursday...
02/11/2025

A significant winter storm will impact parts of the central and eastern U.S. from Tuesday, February 11, through Thursday, February 13, 2025, bringing heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain, and hazardous travel conditions to southeastern Missouri, northwestern Arkansas, southern Illinois and Indiana, central/northern Kentucky, northern West Virginia, northern Virginia, Maryland, southern Ohio, Delaware, and southern New Jersey.

Snow accumulations will range from 3-8 inches across many areas, with higher totals in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. Ice accumulations up to 0.3 inches are expected in southern Virginia and parts of southern West Virginia, increasing the likelihood of power outages and tree damage. Kentucky and West Virginia are expected to see 3-5 inches of snow, while southern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio will receive around 2-6 inches, with periods of sleet and freezing rain making roads hazardous.

A large swath of heavy snow between 10-16 inches could set up across of much of southern West Virginia and central Virginia. Washington D.C. looks to be just north of this swath expecting between 5-8 inches. Maryland, Delaware, and southern New Jersey are expected to see 6-9 inches, with snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour expected Tuesday night. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for central/northern Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and southern New Jersey, while Winter Storm Watches are in place for southern Missouri, southern Illinois, southern Indiana, and southern Ohio. Toward the Great Smokies in North Carolina, flurries with possibly icy conditions will be possible.

A flood watch is also in effect for much of southern Kentucky. 1-2 inches of rain will be possible.

Travel conditions will be treacherous and particularly during the Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes. Slick roads, reduced visibility, and potential road closures will be certain. Frigid temperatures will follow the storm, prolonging icy conditions into Thursday. Residents are advised to prepare for possible power outages, avoid unnecessary travel, and stay updated with local forecasts.

As of Monday, February 10, 2025, a significant weather system is forecasted to impact California from Wednesday, Februar...
02/11/2025

As of Monday, February 10, 2025, a significant weather system is forecasted to impact California from Wednesday, February 12, through Friday, February 14, bringing substantial rainfall and mountain snow.

Rainfall Forecast:

Southern California: Regions including Los Angeles and San Diego are expected to experience heavy rainfall beginning Thursday afternoon. The NWS has issued a Flash Flood Watch for much of the area between Santa Barbara and San Diego Counties. The watch also includes much of the Inland Coast, including Downtown Los Angeles and San Bernardino, effective from 1:00 PM PST Thursday until 4:00 AM PST Friday. Heavy rain over recent burn scars could trigger life-threatening and damaging flooding and debris flows. 1-3 inches of rainfall will be likely across much of this area.

Central and Northern California: Coastal and inland areas between Santa Rosa and San Luis Obispo including cities like San Francisco and Sacramento are also anticipated to receive significant rainfall during this period. In San Francisco, periods of rain are expected on Thursday, with heavy rain potentially causing flooding in streets and areas with poor drainage. Much of Central and Northern California could experience strong wind gusts upwards of 30-40mph with this system. 2-4 inches of rain will be likely across much of the area.

Mountain Snow and Rain Forecast:

Sierra Nevada: Much the leeward side of the Sierras between Redding and Bakersfield are under a winter storm watch in effect from Wednesday morning through Friday evening. Elevations above 5,000 feet are likely to receive substantial snowfall. Forecasts suggest that areas in the Sierra could see significant snow accumulations, potentially impacting travel through mountain passes. Snowfall rates could reach a staggering 6-12 inches/hour. Winds could gust as high as 50 mph. 2-4 feet of snow is likely for elevations above 6,000 feet while areas between 4,500-6,000 feet can expect upwards of a foot. Areas south of Yosemite and above 9,000 feet can expect snowfall totals to reach between 4-7 feet. Areas below 4,500 feet and directly on the windward side of the Sierras between Yosemite and Bakersfield are under a flash flood watch from Wednesday morning through late Friday night. Heavy rainfall between 3-6 inches of rain with locally higher amounts will be possible across this area. With heavy rain forecasted to fall over the Borel Fire Burn Scar, flash flooding will be extremely likely in this area.

Turn around don't drown. Stay off of flooded roadways and be mindful of mud/land slides if commuting through mountainous terrain.

JF

A satellite view after the Deep South snow storm! Definitely a rare and interesting site!
01/25/2025

A satellite view after the Deep South snow storm! Definitely a rare and interesting site!

7-8 inches of snow has fallen across much of the Mississippi Gulf Coast! Pictures and measurement were taken in Ocean Sp...
01/22/2025

7-8 inches of snow has fallen across much of the Mississippi Gulf Coast! Pictures and measurement were taken in Ocean Springs, MS.

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