Wesley Williams
Meteorologist at WLOX-TV (Biloxi, MS)
Meteorologist for @WLOX. I say things about the weather. I share weather things that interest me. Thaaaaaats about it. https://t.co/OB8vAoiUo7
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4 days ago |
wlox.com | Wesley Williams
Scattered showers & t-storms might possibly help to provide some temporary relief from this summer sizzle pattern we find ourselves in. Plan on high temps in the low to mid 90s and a heat index of about 100 to 107. A strong high pressure system sitting across much of the eastern US, centered just to our northeast, is responsible for this pattern. And our heat might crank to a peak around midweek with some inland areas of South MS hitting the upper 90s.
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1 week ago |
wlox.com | Wesley Williams
More of the same today... our reliable pattern of June heat and daily thunderstorm chances will continue for now. Gradually, high pressure is expected to become stronger across our region by the weekend. That could finally help to reduce our rain potential.
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1 week ago |
wlox.com | Wesley Williams
Other than a few isolated t-storms n a few spots, many of us have seen a nice and mostly calm start to the day. Make plans to take advantage of the first part of the day’s relatively lower rain chances and get errands and yard work done or perhaps enjoy a nice beach walk or boat ride. A similar pattern continues today with summerlike heat and daily t-storm chances.
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1 week ago |
wlox.com | Wesley Williams
The month of June kicks off our “wet season” here in Coastal Mississippi. A big part of our wet season’s rain is typically due to tropical systems. However, the daily summerlike pop-up t-storms also contribute their fair share too. So, don’t be surprised to see another round of those popping up in parts of our area at some point today. Flooding from some isolated heavy downpours can’t be completely ruled out.
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2 weeks ago |
wlox.com | Wesley Williams
We’re waking up to some rain showers already developing across parts of South Mississippi. The little bubble of high pressure that helped to reduce rain coverage for the last few days appears to be completely gone now. That means that we should expect the rain coverage to increase over the next 12-18 hours across our local area. So, you should plan on wet weather at times today and/or tonight.
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Near-record highs & extremely dangerous heat index. It's a scorching start to the week. Here's a quick Monday AM weather update. #mswx More forecast info at https://t.co/E3uEWxG5jK https://t.co/F0GbUTP6S5
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