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Atlanta News First

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First Alert Forecast: Clouds increase this weekend, rain chances return Sunday

Alabama · 8d

wgno.com

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Latest drought monitor shows slightly worsening conditions

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Even though Southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi’s dry spell has continued for almost three weeks, the latest Drought Monitor shows minimal change. Looking at the latest Drought Monitor in comparison to last week’s, the TAN or “Moderate” conditions has slimmed down a bit with...

New Orleans, LA · 9d
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The Financial Wire

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The IRS pushed tax deadlines to Nov. 2 for storm-hit filers in Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan, and to Feb. 1 for Texans hit by July storms

Taxpayers hit by spring storms in parts of Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan have until Monday, Nov. 2, to file and pay federal taxes that the IRS postponed. Texans affected by July storms in 62 counties get far longer, until Feb. 1, 2027. The relief covers addresses inside the declared disaster areas, not every resident of... The post The IRS pushed tax deadlines to Nov. 2 for storm-hit filers in Mississippi, Wisconsin and Michigan, and to Feb. 1 for Texans hit by July storms appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Mississippi · 8d

WDAM-TV

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Mostly cloudy and warm this afternoon

PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Happy Friday, Pine Belt!. This afternoon, expect mostly cloudy weather with highs in the lower 80s and lows in the lower 60s by Saturday morning. Halloween will be cloudy with isolated showers and possible thunderstorms. Please don’t cancel any plans as the chance of rain...

Mississippi · 8d
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Negatively Tilted Trough Could Bring Strong Storms to Mississippi and Alabama on Wednesday, November 4 but Weak Instability May Limit the Threat

BIRMINGHAM, AL — Forecasters are keeping a close eye on Wednesday, November 4, as a negatively tilted trough approaches the Deep South from the west. The system will provide strong upper-level support for severe weather across parts of Mississippi and Alabama, but instability is expected to be limited, which could hold back the overall threat. There is no formal severe weather risk issued yet, but forecasters will be watching trends closely over the coming days as the region transitions into its fall severe weather season.

Alabama · 8d

Country Herald

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Mississippi Winter Awareness Through Oct 31: Freezing Rain Threats

From Jackson and Tupelo to Hattiesburg and Gulfport, winter ice and flooding hazards demand preparation.

Mississippi · 11d

sevenlakes.news

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Damaging Winds, Hail, and Tornadoes Possible for Dallas, Little Rock, Nashville, and Shreveport Early Next Week as Strong Low Pulls Gulf Moisture North

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A severe weather threat may return to the central and southern United States early next week. Both the GFS and European models show a significant pattern change moving through around November 2 and 3. A strong low-pressure system is expected to pull deep moisture north from the Gulf, with very strong winds aloft. All severe hazards are possible, including damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.

Little Rock, AR · 11d

deltanews.tv

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NOAA winter outlook points to warmer temperatures, more precipitation in Mississippi Valley

WEATHER -- The Mississippi Delta could see increased chances of precipitation this winter as a strong El Niño influences weather patterns across the United States, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA released its 2026-27 winter outlook Oct. 15, highlighting the potential for warmer-than-average temperatures across much...

Mississippi · 10d

The Panolian

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Cooler temps mean higher fire risk

So far in 2026, there have been 65 fire deaths in Mississippi. There were no working smoke alarms in at least 40 of those cases. Compare that to the 75 […]

Mississippi · 9d

fox8live.com

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Dry and breezy this afternoon, but Halloween weekend rain is on the way

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - This afternoon is dry across southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi coast, but that dry stretch comes with a catch. Drought conditions, dry fuels, low humidity and light-to-moderate winds keep the fire danger elevated through the rest of today. Keep that in mind if you’re planning any...

Louisiana · 9d

KNOE TV8

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USDA issues drought disaster designation for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi

LOUISIANA/MISSISSIPI (KNOE) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture designated 49 Mississippi counties and one Louisiana parish as natural disaster areas after severe drought, allowing farmers to apply for emergency loans. The designation lets the Farm Service Agency extend emergency credit to producers recovering from losses. Farmers can use the loans...

Louisiana · 10d

wcbi.com

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Dry for Now, but Rain Is on the Way

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) — We remain dry for now across the northeast corner of Mississippi, but rain is on the way this weekend for the first time in about twenty days. THURSDAY: Mostly sunny skies will persist through most of the day, though we could see a bit more cloud cover move in through the late afternoon and evening. The high temperature today is 82°. Afternoon dew points will stay in the 30s and low 40s, so the air will remain pretty dry for now. Calm winds will increase to 5 mph out of the east-northeast.

Mississippi · 9d

bananatreenews.today

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Strong Midweek Cold Front Brings Storms to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida Including Pensacola, Tallahassee, and Mobile as Atlantic Low Spins Offshore Wednesday Into Thursday

FLORIDA — A strong cold front is expected to build across the Southeast by the middle of next week, pushing east with a line of rain and storms on Wednesday and Thursday. The latest European model continues to support the idea, showing the frontal line stretching from Tennessee through Alabama and the Gulf Coast. The biggest question is how far into Florida the front will reach, while a separate low-pressure system spinning over the Atlantic could eventually play a role for the Northeast.

Alabama · 8d

WAFB

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Update on Halloween rain; new drought monitor released

Louisiana · 9d

WLOX

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Eric's Thursday evening First Alert Forecast

Biloxi, MS · 9d

WTOK-TV

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Rain chances returning this weekend

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Happy hump day! Our Wednesday morning started out with a few passing clouds and with temperatures in-between the upper 40s to low 50s. As we go throughout the day, we’ll stay dry and we’ll see some passing clouds with lots of sunshine to enjoy.

Neshoba County, MS · 10d

bananatreenews.today

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Dixie Alley Tornado Season Begins in Less Than a Week With Greatest November Risk Across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama Including New Orleans and Jackson

DEEP SOUTH — Tornado season for Dixie Alley begins in less than one week, with November marking the start of the peak stretch for Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. The season runs from November through May across the Deep South, a region where tornadoes often strike after dark or in heavily wooded areas. Based on 30 years of climate data, the greatest November tornado risk is centered over this three-state corridor.

Mississippi · 10d

breezynews.com

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Finally! Rain is Back in the Forecast

It’s been a forgotten word in our weather forecasts in recent weeks. But rain is possible across Mississippi this weekend. Unfortunately, the best chance for those badly-needed showers may coincide with Halloween trick or treating. Currently, the National Weather Service is predicting a 30 per cent rain chance on Saturday, 60 per cent Saturday night and 50 per cent on Sunday in Kosciusko and Carthage. It’s pretty much the same in other parts of the local area, except the chance of rain in Durant is 40 per cent on Saturday and it’s 50 per cent Saturday night in Philadelphia.

Mississippi · 12d

WLBT

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First Alert Forecast: Halloween could be haunted by rain this weekend

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Today: Wednesday morning won’t be as cool as temperatures start off in the mid to upper 50s. We are slowly starting to see moisture return to the forecast before the showers heading our way this weekend. Until then, it will be another warm afternoon as highs top out in the mid 80s.

Jackson, MS · 10d

WTOK

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10/28/26- Dry to end the week, but Halloween weekend brings a low FLOOD threat

Meridian, MS · 9d