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Sunshine and 70s Thursday, but a frosty weekend is possible on the Mississippi Coast
If you’ve been looking for a chance to get outside, this afternoon looks hard to top before things turn chillier. A few morning clouds will give way to more sunshine today as a cold front moves through. The air will feel drier, and a breeze may pick up, but temperatures should still reach the mild 70s this afternoon. It’s a great chance for a walk, a trip to the park or a little yardwork before chillier air settles in. The UV index is moderate, but you can still get a sunburn, so keep sunscreen handy if you’ll be outside for a while. COOLER FRIDAY... Today’s mild air won’t stick around for long. By tomorrow morning, temperatures will drop into the chilly 40s. A light breeze could make it feel closer to 40 degrees, with wind chills in the upper 30s in a few isolated spots. A sweater will be handy for tomorrow morning’s commute or school drop-off. Tomorrow afternoon will stay below 70 degrees across the area, though a few spots near Gulfport and Biloxi could come close. FROST POSSIBLE SATURDAY MORNING... The chill gets a little more noticeable Friday night into Saturday morning when much of South Mississippi will drop into the 30s. Frost is possible, especially where temperatures reach the mid-30s or colder. If you have cold-sensitive plants, keep an eye on the forecast and be ready to cover them or bring them inside Friday night. Frost isn’t a guarantee everywhere, but it’s worth planning ahead. Saturday afternoon won’t offer much of a warm-up in some spots, with temperatures struggling to get above 60 degrees. In other words, the weekend will feel a whole lot more like December than November. BOTTOM LINE... Enjoy Thursday’s sunshine and mild temperatures, then get ready for a cooler Friday and the possibility of frost Saturday morning. Stay with the WLOX First Alert Weather team for updates.
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Over 19 Inches of Rain in Six Hours Triggers Flash Flood Emergency in Mississippi Near Picayune, Carriere, and Bogalusa Overnight
MISSISSIPPI — One of the most extreme rainfall events on record hit southwest Mississippi overnight, with more than 19 inches of rain falling in just six hours. The torrential rain fell north of Picayune in Pearl River County, near the Louisiana border, where around 12 inches fell in only three hours. The National Weather Service issued a Particularly Dangerous Situation Flash Flood Emergency as water rose rapidly across the area.
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