Today's forecast:
Jackson, MS-------High 65 Low 56
Starkville, MS-----High 61 Low 52
Meridian, MS------High 63 Low 56
Vicksburg, MS-----High 63 Low 54
Greenwood, MS----High 63 Low 54
Tupelo, MS--------High 63 Low 52
Hattiesburg, MS---High 70 Low 56
Pascagoula, MS----High 70 Low 58
~Jackson, MS
Currently~as of 9:40a.m.
A good Monday to you all and I hope everyone had great weekend. As far as weather goes for last Friday and Saturday, spring-like weather was the highlight. It was absolutely fantastic Saturday as highs were in the 70s. Conditions quickly change Sunday as rain moved on and made for a wet day throughout Sunday afternoon. Right now, most of the showers has moved off of the area but we are still under heavy cloud conditions. Temperatures are still going to stay pretty for today and we will end the last day of January on a mild note. However, we could possibly start the month of February with severe weather.
Tuesday and Wednesday outlook
Severe storms and heavy rainfall are likely to affect the start of February. Models are in good agreement of displacing a low pressure system across the southern region for Tuesday and into Tuesday night. Now, this surface low is going to be in western portion of Texas early Tuesday and should deepen as it moves into the southern region. A squall line will form and from that we will have gusty winds tomorrow and because of this a wind advisory will be issued by the NWS later today or tomorrow.
The primary threat tomorrow will be strong and gusty winds but hail and tornadoes are possible. If the right type of conditions mixes, then something is bound to form such as a tornado but as of right now only strong winds and a heavy downpour for tomorrow. The SPC (Storm Prediction Center) has highlighted a small risk area for the southern portion of MS.
After tomorrow, Wednesday will be much cooler as cold air swings back into our area. Tuesday will be an interesting day for sure. I'll have more details coming later today.
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