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Marine Weather and Tides New Hope, MS Version 3.4

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Sunrise 6:17AM

Sunset 7:37PM

Monday August 19, 2019 10:19 PM CDT (03:19 UTC)

Moonrise 10:07PM

Moonset 9:50AM

Illumination 80%

NOTE: Some of the data on this page has not been verified and should be used with that in mind. It may and occasionally will, be wrong. The tide reports are by xtide and are NOT FOR NAVIGATION.

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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near New Hope, MS

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Area Discussion for - Jackson, MS

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Fxus64 kjan 200301 aaa afdjan area forecast discussion... Updated national weather service jackson ms 1001 pm cdt Mon aug 19 2019 Update Updated for evening discussion. Discussion The last showers have dissipated and no additional development is expected the remainder of the night. Minor adjustments to the temperatures curves were made where it rained but morning lows were still on track. 22 prior discussion below: tonight & Tuesday: this convection going on around the region will continue to drift through the west-southwest over the next several hours. As the shortwave trough continues to dive south, some gradual weak subsidence will build in the wake. Due to this, expect rain & storms to gradually wind down through early evening & the cloud debris will gradually thin out to the southeast. Lows will be near or slightly normal as these clouds gradually thin. However, more clouds & some patchy fog may be able to redevelop, especially across areas in the highway 59 corridor & especially east of interstate 55. The 595dm subtropical ridge axis will gradually build to the east through the central plains on Tuesday, leading to increased thermal warmth & some subsidence. Moisture profiles will be slightly lower across the delta, mainly in the arklamiss delta, so this will limit some coverage of storms somewhat across this area. Due to this, storm coverage will be more isolated across the arklamiss delta, while more scattered to the southeast due to pws closer to 2 inches. Similar to today, some locally heavy downpours & gusty winds can't be ruled out but with even lighter flow, that should limit storm intensity somewhat. In addition, thermal warmth will be similar than today. With less coverage, we should be able to reach into heat advisory criteria. Due to that & how limited coverage & heat that has been across the delta today, added an "elevated" for the arklamiss delta for Tuesday & a "limited" down to mainly the interstate 20 corridor. Due to that, introduced a heat advisory for Tuesday afternoon for areas that are a little more on isolated to low-end scattered storm coverage. This may need to be expanded more east across the highway 82 corridor towards the golden triangle but with some higher coverage, decided to hold off introducing it for this area for now. Dc tomorrow night through Monday... a fairly typical late summer weather pattern is expected to persist across the area through the rest of the week and into the weekend. The period starts off tomorrow night with ridging centered across the southern plains continuing to break down as an active northern

stream persists over the northern third of the conus. The ridge is progged to flatten with the center becoming displaced further west into the desert southwest and less of an influence over the arklamiss region. With that being said, one last day of heat stress is expected on Wednesday as 850mb temperatures remain near 20 c across the delta. This will result in high temperatures in the mid 90s, which combined with dewpoints in the low to mid 70s will result in heat index values of 104-108 degrees. Will update the hwo graphics to include an elevated threat area for heat across the delta and a limited elsewhere along and north of i-20. A heat advisory may also be needed, but will be assessed at a later time. Heading later into the week and into the weekend, high temperatures are forecast to remain in the low 90s with increasing coverage of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Several perturbations embedded in the weak upper flow will help support this increasing activity. While organized severe weather is not expected, an isolated severe storm or two cannot be completely ruled out each day and the potential will need to be assessed daily with the local microburst checklist. In addition, pwats will remain near 2" and locally heavy rainfall can be expected with any storms. Tw Aviation 18z TAF discussion: widespread showers & storms are ongoing across most of the area, minus near gwo & glh. Any stronger storm could bring gusty winds, heavy downpours & brief ifr drop to flight categories. Storms will decrease in coverage after 19 23 - 20 00z. Some lower flight categories, with low ceilings & some patchy to possibly patchy dense fog, are possible with MVFR-ifr flight categories are possible, at mei, hbg & pib. Expect these low flight categories between 20 13-15z. More storms are possible by mid-morning tomorrow across most of the region. Dc Preliminary point temps pops Jackson 74 94 74 93 3 35 19 47 meridian 73 95 74 93 4 41 18 53 vicksburg 75 94 75 94 3 29 19 39 hattiesburg 72 92 73 91 7 58 18 68 natchez 74 92 74 91 6 45 20 56 greenville 75 94 75 94 0 21 6 18 greenwood 74 94 75 93 2 22 8 22 Jan watches warnings advisories Ms... Heat advisory from 11 am to 8 pm cdt Tuesday for msz018-019- 025>027-034>036-040>043-047-048-053. La... Heat advisory from 11 am to 8 pm cdt Tuesday for laz007>009-015- 016-023-025. Ar... Heat advisory from 11 am to 8 pm cdt Tuesday for arz074-075. Tw 22 dc

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure
Columbus/West Point/Starkville, Golden Triangle Regional Airport, MS	11 mi	84 min	SSE 11	10.00 mi	Partly Cloudy	79°F	75°F	88%	1018 hPa
Columbus Air Force Base, MS	20 mi	84 min	N 0	10.00 mi	A Few Clouds	77°F	71°F	81%	1017 hPa
George M Bryan Airport, Starkville, MS	24 mi	45 min	SSE 6	mi		72°F	71°F	100%	1018.3 hPa

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Wind Forecast for Jackson, MS (23,6,7,8)

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