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As mentioned in the previous article, severe weather is possible this afternoon and evening across the state.
The Jackson Weather Examiner along with the National Weather Service are concerned about the possibility of several strong tornadoes, especially across Central and Southern Mississippi.
The Storm Prediction Center increased the possibility of tornadoes in Central and Southern Mississippi from 5 to 10 percent chance which is considered significant.
The threat of tornadoes will likely increase as the afternoon and evening progresses.
While tornadoes are the main threat this afternoon, high winds are also likely with any severe storms that develop.
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Warm moist air was advecting into the state with instability increasing this afternoon. This combined with deep layer shear of 60-70 knots and low level shear of at least 35 knots will lead to the threat of tornadoes and high winds.
A Tornado Watch will likely be issued this afternoon and evening for portions of the state.
Everyone should stay updated on the latest information as it becomes available.
Winter Outlook information:
Previous information:
- Winter cold & rare snow greet Mississippians Friday night
- Significant storm system to affect portions of the state into the day on Wednesday
- Coldest airmass of the Autumn season is on the way!
- Widespread freeze across the state; coldest low temps since early March
- Jackson is experiencing one of the driest months of November on record
- Cool & beautiful Thanksgiving Day forecast across the state
- Mississippi to escape another month of November without a tornado
- Snow and especially ice storms are more common during El Nino winters in Mississippi
- Noctilucent Cloud formed out of asteroid debris over Colorado
- Data indicates a deadly severe weather peak during Thanksgiving Week
- Woodie Assaf, longest serving TV weatherman in the nation is dead at the age of 92
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