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Mayhew, MS · Weather
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Isaias leaves, sun & heat return
Now post tropical cyclone Isaias has moved to our north and east and has brought most of the rain and wind with it. Saturday night & Sunday: Rain will quickly move out and winds will slowly die down. By church on Sunday, clouds will move out and we will have plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. Temperatures will climb into the low and mid 80’s.
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Isaias will affect our area on Friday night and into our Saturday
Through early Friday evening: We are still in good shape through our early Friday evening. That means little if anything in the way of rainfall or strong winds. As a matter of fact we will still reach into the lower 90s for the high temperature on Friday with most of the day filled with mostly sunny skies. Overall we will not be too humid for most of the day.
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Haley's Friday morning forecast
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Rain returns to the forecast
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Entering a new month and there is a change heading into the forecast. THURSDAY NIGHT: Moisture continues building in through the overnight hours. Lows tonight will be mild and a bit more muggy, only dropping into the lower 70s. FRIDAY: A cold front will be...
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The 80’s Are Here!
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – After a passing cold front, temps have finally gotten out of the 90’s and into the 80’s for the afternoon highs!. TONIGHT – Tonight the lows will cool all the way into the mid-60’s for the first time since early June. Low temps plus drier air will make a comfortable evening to be outdoors.
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Seasonable Conditions Through the End of the Week
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) — Seasonable fall temperatures are here, with highs staying below 90° and lows in the 60s. This is certainly a change from the hot summer conditions of the past several weeks. THURSDAY: Today’s high temperature will be around 86° — very seasonable for this time...
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Fall (Finally) Got the Memo
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) — With the autumnal equinox marking the start of fall today at 7:05 p.m., temperatures will finally start to become more seasonable, not even reaching the 90s by the end of the week. However, those slightly cooler temps are still a couple of days away — things will still be very warm outside for today.