Mississippi Weather Center

08/10/2025

A tropical low-pressure system is anticipated to emerge from the Caribbean and progress into the north-central Gulf.

This combination of features is expected to yield an increase in precipitation probabilities, reaching 70-80% on Tuesday and Wednesday. Subsequently, high pressure will move in, commencing on Thursday and persisting through the weekend, thereby restoring the typical summertime weather pattern, with daytime highs approaching the mid-90s and precipitation probabilities ranging from 30-50%.

08/10/2025

At 9:35 AM EDT on Sun Aug 10 2025, a well-defined low pressure system has formed in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic (AL97) with maximum winds of 35 mph. Possibility of a tropical depression forming before moving across Cabo Verde Islands by Monday. Monitor for heavy rainfall and gusty winds. Potential for tropical depression later in the week with a high chance of development.

A disturbance in the central Atlantic (AL96) currently shows disorganized showers and thunderstorms with low pressure. Development may be slow due to dry air, though gradual progress is possible in the coming days as the system moves northward. Formation chances remain low at 10 percent within the next 48 hours and 20 percent within 7 days.

It is essential that we keep tracking both of these systems as they could impact the mainland in US.

08/10/2025

A tropical wave off Africa's west coast, Invest , may develop into a hurricane. While its 7-12 day journey across the Atlantic is uncertain, those in hurricane-prone areas should remain prepared, especially in August.

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08/06/2025

Here is the European model depicting a rather strong hurricane approaching southern Florida around August 20, 2025. Please note that these simulation forecast models will continue to evolve on a daily basis. This is not a definitive forecast, but rather an illustration of potential tracks, looking out 360 hours.

08/05/2025

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08/05/2025

We are closely monitoring a strong tropical wave expected to move off the coast of Africa after mid-August.

This wave appears to be developing further South than previous ones, with minimal African dust hindering its progression.

Ensemble models suggest it has potential to maintain its intensity as it tracks towards the Caribbean mid-month.

While it is still early, I recommend keeping a close watch on this disturbance as it could become a significant weather event in the near future.