Category: TeamMWN

Chilly nights, nice warm afternoons – fall is finally here!

October 17, 2021

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Erik Proseus

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autumn, forecast discussion, intern, TeamMWN

If you’ve been tired of the summerlike heat, I’m sure you really enjoyed this past weekend! The good news is that nice weather looks to be sticking around all through the week ahead. The longer, chilly nights, and shorter, cooler days will also help to accelerate the changing colors of the foliage. Peak fall colors…
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Warmer spring conditions return; farewell from an intern

April 26, 2021

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Erik Proseus

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forecast discussion, intern, TeamMWN

Early in April, the Mid-South recorded a string of days with high temperatures that averaged near the 80 degree mark. On this blog, I wrote a blog that indicated in the title that cooler spring weather “appears persistent.” Sure enough, every day since then has had an average temperature that was below normal for that…
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Cool pattern for spring appears persistent; #TeamMWN intern update

April 14, 2021

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Erik Proseus

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forecast discussion, intern, TeamMWN

We’ve experienced a beautiful run of spring weather over the past week or so with mild temperatures in the 70s and even a few low 80s, lows generally in the 50s, and fairly dry – with a couple of exceptions. The pattern has shifted though and cooler weather has settled in, perhaps for a while!…
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A new addition to MWN – #MWNDrone1

February 2, 2021

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Erik Proseus

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drone, TeamMWN

MWN has a new addition in the family – a Mavic Air 2 drone from DJI! The drone is quiet, flies fast, is very stable and takes great photos and video. Why the Mavic Air 2? 2 main reasons: affordability and quality. The quality is comparable to professional photography drones at a reasonably affordable price.…
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A spring weekend, but June means summer! Parting words from #TeamMWN intern Caroline

May 28, 2020

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Erik Proseus

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forecast discussion, intern, TeamMWN

An upper level low pressure system trapped in the upper flow to our west the past few days has resulted in scattered showers and thunderstorms, somewhat more muggy air, and near average temperatures. That low pressure area will finally move through the Mid-South over the next 24 hours as an accompanying cold front moves through.…
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Reviewing the past decade at MemphisWeather.net

December 31, 2019

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Erik Proseus

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cirrus weather solutions, event recap, intern, jackson weather, mobile applications, social media, stormwatch+, TeamMWN

As we come to the end of the 2010’s and get ready to start messing up the 3rd digit when we write or type the year 201 2020, I thought it might be interesting to take a look back at the last 10 years at MemphisWeather.net (MWN). From weather website to trusted weather source The past…
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More hot weather… but a (relative) end is in sight!

September 29, 2019

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Erik Proseus

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excessive heat, intern, summer, TeamMWN

Two weeks ago in this space, we asked the same question and didn’t get an appropriate answer: “when will the heat finally end?” This time we ask with more desperation and urgency! Never-ending summer brings record heat and drought Summer 2019, though it started a little late, seems to never want to end! Relative to…
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Transition on #TeamMWN

May 8, 2018

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Erik Proseus

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TeamMWN

It’s the time of year when college students graduate and move on to the their chosen profession or graduate school. As you know, MemphisWeather.net relies a great deal on student interns that are studying meteorology at the college level to help bring you always-current weather content. So, this time of year can be bittersweet as…
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Details on summertime conditions in the Mid-South this coming week

June 11, 2016

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Erik Proseus

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forecast discussion, intern, TeamMWN

A dry (finally!) and less humid (yeah!) yet still warm week is unfortunately in the rearview mirror. We now turn our attention to a hot, humid summer-like weather pattern ahead. OK, it may not be THAT bad! Today (Saturday) was a transition day as humidity increased (dewpoints reached the mid 60s to near 70), temperatures…
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