Dixie Alley Storm Chasing

12/09/2024

Tracking Francine Update: Hurricane Francine (now tropical storm) has already dropped massive amounts of rainfall causing flash flooding across much of costal Louisiana and Mississippi. Surface winds in the meridian area have steadily holding 15 mph gusting to 25. Total rainfall accumulation is expected to be north of 2 inches. There has been some small tornadic activity detected in the form of Tornado vortex signatures on radar. Stay tuned to NOAA weather radios and our socials as well as local media for Hurricane Francine updates. Stay

11/09/2024

Dixie Alley Storm Chasing will have teams out and about tomorrow to help out in the warning process with possible tornadoes that will develop as a result of Hurricane Francine. She is expected to make landfall as a strong Category 1 and possibly a Category 2. Ensure you have reviewed your severe weather action plans with your family and stay tuned to our instagram as we will go live with updates. Stay

09/09/2024

Hurricane Activity Alert! Tropical Cyclone 6 has developed in the gulf and will likely become a Category 1 to Category 2 hurricane and make landfall in TX-LA. MS will be on the East side of this storm, MS, LA, and AL can expect the most rain from this storm. MS and AL should expect a small tornado outbreak from early Thursday morning to Friday afternoon. Stay tuned and stay

24/07/2024

Tracking a large thunderstorm moving north at 25 mph south of Meridian near Clarkdale reported half inch hail, stay tuned for updates
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10/04/2024

WX ALERT!!! Severe weather and tornadoes very likely across much of the Deep South tomorrow have your tornado action plans in place tune to local NOAA/NWS radio for alerts we will be live on facebook for warnings

02/04/2024

High Risk of tornadoes and severe weather today across the lower Ohio Valley and Southern states today will be going live in case of any tornado warnings

26/03/2024

Tornado watches for most of central Ms now, large frontal system moving into the area, tornadoes likely, main threat expect straight line winds, large hail and flooding. Tune to local news and NOAA/NWS radio for alerts.

25/03/2024

As we make our way into Monday an Enhanced risk of severe weather is hanging right over central MS, areas like Jackson Meridian, and Greenville in this risk area. Monroe, and Alexrandria, LA are also in this area. The main threat associated with this system is straight line winds, and large hail, and very possibly a few tornadoes. Stay

22/03/2024

Day 4 outlook from the NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center shows a slight chance of severe weather for the area in yellow. Other than that, this weekend you can expect cloudy and cool conditions this weekend, and if your up north in the plains expect to see some significant snow storms

21/03/2024

Isolated threat for hail across south Texas tomorrow

19/03/2024

As we begin to move into Easter weekend next we have a look at the Supercell Composite parameter showing where the greatest parameters to form tornadic supercells will be within g a given time period. Shown here is a model for 26 March- 4 April, and according to our forecast team, all the right ingredients will be in place for several days of severe weather across the southern plains and into our very own, Dixie Alley. Stay

14/03/2024

Tornadoes likely tonight across Dixie Alley stay

13/03/2024

Upcoming severe weather tonight and tomorrow will cause Gorilla hail, damaging winds, And tornadoes across the southern plains, and states stay tuned to your local news outlets and review your severe weather emergency plans!

13/03/2024

New charts have prompted the NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center to issue an Enhanced risk for thunderstorms producing hail and wind speed in excess of 60mph. A tornado strong tornado or two is also possible with this upcoming system stay tuned to our media for more updates on this upcoming event.

13/03/2024

New from the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across a large area from the Middle Mississippi Valley into eastern Oklahoma, East Texas, and the Lower Mississippi Valley on Thursday.

The forecast for timing and location will change over the next couple of days, so make sure you keep up with the latest at weather.gov or another trusted source. Also take the time now to think about what you and your family would do in a warning, and make sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings.

12/03/2024

Good evening Dixie Crew!!! As we move into mid March a dead period for severe weather will hang around along with some colder temps than normal, however as we move into Easter weekend, those temps will rise, along with the chance for severe weather as we are expecting a pattern at the end of March/beginning of April with the upcoming trough sweeping through the region, stay