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HPC: dry weather expected over the next 5 days across Mississippi
Dry weather with pleasant temperatures are expected through the weekend across the state.
According to the Hydro-meteorological Prediction Center (HPC), which provides outlooks for heavy rain and snow, as well as guidance weather forecasts, is forecasting no precipitation for the state over the next 5 days and the Jackson Weather Examiner agrees!!!
The next chance of any significant rainfall will likely occur by early next week as a cold frontal boundary approaches and affects the state.
The weather will be beautiful and typical of what the state experiences this time of year over the next few days. (Typical high temperatures across the state range from the upper 60s to low 70s) (Typical low temperatures across the state range from low to upper 40s)
High and low temperatures will be warmer than normal over the weekend as moisture begins to increase ahead of an approaching front.
The Jackson Weather Examiner encourages everyone to get out and enjoy this very nice stretch of dry and pleasant weather while it lasts.
Previous information:
- Ida landfalls on Dauphin Island, Alabama; weakens and loses tropical characteristics
- Tropical Storm Ida triggers State of Emergency for Mississippi
- Ida weakens to a tropical storm; Hurricane Warnings replaced with Tropical Storm Warnings
- Hurricane and Tropical Storm Warnings as Ida approaches the northern Gulf Coast
- Category 2 Hurricane Ida; Hurricane Watches from Southeastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle
- Ida emerges over the northwestern Caribbean Sea; headed for the Gulf of Mexico
- Ida becomes the 3rd hurricane of the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- Tropical Storm Ida forms; 9th named storm of the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- Tropical Depression 11 forms in the southwestern Caribbean Sea
- Longest stretch of dry weather in over a month expected
- Record October rains; many locations over 10 inches
- What a difference a cold front makes!
Winter Outlook information:
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