Noxubee, MS

A very nice afternoon!

Rainy start, Sunny ending

Hey Starkville! We are looking at a rainy start to our work week!  Showers are likely tomorrow and into tomorrow night with a few possible thunderstorms. Tuesday, we also have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, but should clear out by nightfall.  Make sure to keep an eye on the weather! Wednesday and Thursday, we are looking at beautiful, sunny days! We are going to stay in the upper 70s this week and drop to the lower 50s at night. Have a great week and stay safe!

Beautiful Week in Starkville

Well, Starkville I do not think it could get any prettier outside! There is not a cloud in the sky! We are looking at a gorgeous week ahead! We will have Spring-like temperatures throughout the week with sunny skies! We will stay in the 70s during the day and have cool temps at night in the low 50s. Enjoy this beautiful day and have a wonderful week!!

Starkville, MS Weather

We are going to start the work week off with sunny skies and a high in the upper 80s with lows in the 60s.  The sunshine will not stick around for long though. Tuesday, we are expecting a chance of isolated thunderstorms with a high in the lower 80s and a low in the 60s. By Wednesday the chance of thunderstorms will increase with the potential for severe thunderstorms with temps only reaching around 80. We will have to keep a close eye on Wednesday. Everyone have a great week and stay safe!

Largest Hailstone on Record for the State of Hawaii

Credit: NOAA

“The final measurement of the hailstone was 4 1/4 inches long, 2 1/4 inches tall, and 2 inches wide,” said Michael Cantin, warning coordination meteorologist at NOAA’s National Weather Service in Honolulu, which, along with NOAA's State Climate Extremes Committee, confirmed the new state record. “According to hail report records for Hawaii kept back to 1950 the previous state record hailstone was 1 inch in diameter.”
http://www.noaa.gov/features/02_monitoring/hi_hail.html

Rain, Rain, and More Rain!

Here is the predicted 5-day rain total from the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center(now through Monday afternoon). As the front moves into the south, it could bring 2 or 3 inches of rainfall over the 5 day period.  Showers are likely to begin tomorrow, but not until after noon.  We will continue to see showers off and on throughout the weekend and into Monday.

Helping After the March Tornado Outbreak

http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/helping-after-march-tornado-outbreak_2012-03-04

Prayers going up for all who were affected by the tornado outbreak!