College football analyst Tim Brando has shown concern as he sends prayers following severe weather conditions. As per the National Weather Service website, the region is expected to have severe storm possibilities. It has also reported that there are chances of “isolated severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging wind gusts and hail to the size of quarters.”
College Football Analyst Raises Alarm Over Severe Gulf South Weather
Taking over his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Brando, the national sports commentator for Fox Sports, wrote,
Prayers answered at least for this round of turbulent weather here at home as its move eastward continues keep the Gulf South in yours 🙏🙏. Mississippi, Alabama and the panhandle of Florida in its sights. ☔️🌧️🌪️
— Tim Brando (@TimBrando) May 7, 2025
Brand had previously tweeted about the weather conditions in Texas. He wrote, “Looks as if we’re in the bullseye weather-wise again. A lot of wind and rain, maybe hail, etc. Colliding weather fronts from the west and the South. The southeast once again has to prepare for what’s already a horrible flooding event in Texas. Prayers accepted. Thanks.”
According to a report on the Weather website, the region is experiencing severe thunderstorms and flooding rainfall in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. The report further states that there are chances of “flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and a few isolated tornadoes” in the coming hours.
The aforementioned website also states that southeast Louisiana might face severe rainfall rates, which are expected to be more than an inch per hour. This might result in roadway blockage and “flood urban and poor drainage locations.”
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service has warned people not to drive in the flooded area, as it can allow water to enter the vehicle. While it’s tough to tell the depth of the water in the flooded part of roadways, the water can attack the car within minutes or even seconds.
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While the weather keeps threatening the area, Brando, a native of Shreveport, Louisiana, United States, who also worked with CBS Sports, Raycom Sports, ESPN, and SiriusXM, worries about the situation caused by extreme weather.
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