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Henry Blakes gives the noon forecast on Thursday, Nov. 5

Louisiana · 5d

WLBT

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First Alert Forecast: Feeling more seasonal going into the weekend

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Rest of week: Cooler and drier air will filter in for the rest of the week as daily highs start to fall to near average conditions. Mornings will be a bit chilly as they start out in the 40s. Highs will remain in the mid 70s through the end of the week.

Jackson, MS · 6d
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Thursday is warm and sunny but cooler temps arrive this weekend

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -Today and Friday will still feel seasonably warm with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Overnight temperatures will be chilly with lows in the 40s and 50s. The sky will remain clear as high pressure is in place over the area. The only weather concern for the rest of the work week will be dense fog. Cooler air moving over wet ground from recent rain will create thick fog, especially along and northwest of the Natchez Trace Parkway. Fog could significantly impact your morning commute, so give yourself extra time and use your headlights. Fog potential will continue Friday night into Saturday morning with similar conditions.

Mississippi · 5d
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WTOK-TV

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Mostly sunny and warm for Thursday

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Our Thursday morning started out with mostly clear skies and with temperatures in-between the upper 40s to low 50s. The morning also started out with widespread fog across central and eastern Mississippi and western Alabama, and visibility is limited in several spots, but visibility has since improved.

Mississippi · 5d
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Country Herald

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Gulf Winter 2026-27 Weather: Texas-Florida, 3 Words Could Signal Danger

Three words could signal extraordinary winter danger across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Texas · 8d

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Tuesday Night Storms Bring Gusty Winds, Small Hail, and Brief Tornado Risk to Mississippi Including Jackson, Vicksburg, and Natchez Before Fizzling

MISSISSIPPI — A cold front will bring a chance for storms across central and southwest Mississippi on Tuesday and Tuesday night. The overall severe threat is low, with gusty winds, brief heavy rain, small hail, and maybe an isolated brief tornado possible as the front moves through. Storm chances will gradually fizzle as the night wears on and the line pushes east.

Mississippi · 8d

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Great football weather, still searching for rain

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Cooler weather will set the stage for a nice November weekend, featuring home football games for both Southern and LSU on Saturday. No significant changes are expected on Friday, with a comfortably cool morning giving way to a mild and dry afternoon. While temperatures largely remain unchanged, we will see an increase in high cloud cover.

Baton Rouge, LA · 5d

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Front Brings Scattered Showers Before Crisp Fall Air Settles In

Those hitting the road early Wednesday morning may notice some thick fog hanging over Coastal Mississippi. Once that fog clears out through mid-morning, our attention turns west toward an approaching cold front that will shake up our weather pattern over the next few days. Here is the good news right off the top: you do not need to cancel your outdoor plans Wednesday. While we are tracking scattered showers moving across South Mississippi ahead of the front, this is not an all-day washout. WHAT TO EXPECT WEDNESDAY... Coverage will be scattered, meaning some neighborhoods will catch a passing downpour while others stay completely dry. You might hear a rumble of thunder or encounter brief heavy rain, but any severe storm threat—damaging wind gusts over 60 mph, large hail, or tornadoes—will stay well north of our viewing area. Keep an umbrella in the car just in case, but don’t hesitate to take a walk or run midday errands between rain bands. It will still feel warm and humid before the boundary crosses the coast. Any rainfall we do manage to pick up is certainly welcome. A burn ban remains in effect for Harrison County, where grounds are still exceptionally parched. There is a bit of relief to report to our north, though: officials canceled Stone County’s burn ban thanks to helpful weekend rainfall. THE BOTTOM LINE: A REFRESHING FINISH TO THE WEEK... Once a cold front slides east of us tonight, the humidity begins to gradually drop. Thursday and Friday bring somewhat of a less humid feel. By Saturday and Sunday, crisp conditions await: chilly, jacket-worthy mornings dipping into the 40s followed by pleasant afternoons in the lower 70s. It will be prime weather for weekend festivals or just leaving the windows open.

Mississippi · 6d

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Fronts move through bringing back the sun, then cooler, drier air settles in for the weekend

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The cold front has moved through, and that locks in an improving afternoon across southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi. The line of showers that came with it was thin and fell apart as it moved east, so most of us stayed dry. Northwest winds are now...

Mississippi · 6d

WLBT

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First Alert Forecast: Cool and crisp weather incoming

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Today: Rain continues tapering off as the front moves east. We should be done with the showers a little after daybreak, leaving us with cooler and drier weather. Highs this afternoon will top out in the mid 70s and overnight lows fall to the low 50s.

Jackson, MS · 6d

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THE BREAKDOWN: Election Night 2026 Storms

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Rain and storms rolling through the Mid-South Tuesday evening bring the second rain opportunity of November 2026. The line of storms pushes across the Mississippi River into parts of Western Tennessee and Northern Mississippi just after sunset, impacting the final hours of voting. After midnight, lingering...

Mississippi · 7d

Country Herald

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Jackson, MS Weather Nov. 4-8: 77° Sunshine Thursday and Friday Before 41° Saturday Night

JACKSON, MS – Jackson will see showers and possible thunderstorms give way to sunshine Wednesday, Nov. 4, before temperatures reach 77 degrees Thursday and Friday. Cooler conditions will arrive over the weekend, with overnight lows falling into the lower 40s.

Jackson, MS · 6d

FOX 13 Memphis WHBQ

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Flood Advisory in effect for Shelby, DeSoto counties

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A flood advisory has been issued for parts of the Mid-South Tuesday night as heavy rain moves through the area.

Shelby County, TN · 7d

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Drought conditions continue as dry weather prevails

BATON ROUGE, LA. (WAFB) - It’s back to a dry weather pattern after our latest cold front pushed through the local area this morning delivering less than stellar rain amounts. RAIN AMOUNTS SINCE YESTERDAY. We were hopeful that rain amounts over the last 24 to 36 hours would be...

Louisiana · 6d

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Clouds linger this afternoon, showers and a few storms arrive ahead of Wednesday cold front

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Cloud cover is the story this afternoon across southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi. Warm, moist air keeps flowing in from the Gulf, so highs run above average in the upper 70s to low 80s. The clouds are stubborn along the Mississippi Coast and the eastern half...

New Orleans, LA · 7d

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Reinforcing Cold Blast Could Push Freezing Temperatures Into Tennessee, Kentucky, and the Carolinas Including Nashville, Charlotte, and Knoxville Around Mid-November

SOUTHEAST — Another reinforcing shot of cold air may head south across the eastern half of the country from November 15 through 17. Long-range model guidance shows temperatures falling into the 20s and low 30s across parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, and the Carolinas. This remains long-range potential rather than a locked-in forecast, and timing and temperatures could still change.

Kentucky · 7d

The Clarion Ledger

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Tornadoes, storms possible in MS on Election Day as cold front arrives

Mississippi will move into its typical late fall, early winter weather pattern this week with possible tornadoes and severe thunderstorms followed by a significant drop in temperatures. According to the National Weather Service, chances of rain and possible thunderstorms will begin to move into Mississippi on Tuesday, November 3, Election Day as voters head to the polls . Jackson may see showers on Tuesday afternoon and in Hattiesburg, Tuesday evening. On Tuesday night, conditions are expected to produce heavier rain and possible thunderstorms lasting into Wednesday morning. In the western part of the state, the National Weather Service has issued an advisory of possible severe thunderstorms, wind gusts up to 60 mph and brief tornadoes cannot be ruled out from mid-afternoon on Tuesday into early morning on Wednesday. Skies are expected to clear on Thursday in Jackson and Hattiesburg and temperatures will fall. Low temperatures in Hattiesburg are expected to be in the mid-40s over the weekend in Jackson and Hattiesburg with chances of rain returning Sunday. More: What is heat lightning, and how does it happen? National Weather Service forecast in, near Jackson, MS Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 81. Southeast wind 10 to 15 mph, with

Mississippi · 8d

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Mississippi residents encouraged to prepare generators for winter safely

As temperatures drop, public safety officials are recognizing November as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month. During winter storms and severe weather, residents often face power outages and turn to portable generators to keep their homes running. Guillermo Rodriguez, spokesperson for the Portable Generator Manufactures Association, emphasized the critical need for public...

Mississippi · 7d

WLOX

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Wesley's Tuesday Afternoon First Alert Forecast

Elevated rain chances will persist through tonight and tomorrow as a cold front inches closer to South Mississippi. Severe thunderstorm potential continues to stay focused well to our north across northern Mississippi.

Mississippi · 7d

WTOK

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Showers and clouds will graudally clear throughout the day... Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 11/4/26

Newton County, MS · 6d