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Get ready for the heat
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Summer-like heat is here to stay through the end of the week. Stay hydrated and limit time outdoors during the afternoon hours. TUESDAY: A hot and muggy day with isolated rain chances. Temperatures will climb into the low-90’s by the afternoon, with heat index values in the upper-90’s. A couple of short-lived showers are possible this afternoon, but most of us will stay dry and sunny.
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Rain returns for the weekend, again
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Dry for most Saturday, with a few getting rain. The reverse for Sunday, with most experiencing showers/storms. FRIDAY NIGHT: Tonight will be calm. Moisture will continue building in from the SSE, increase clouds are our sky. Conditions are expected to stay dry through the night, but muggy. Temperatures will drop into the upper 60s.
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6/5/26- Expect rounds of rain throughout this humid weekend
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One More Dry Day
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – We are ending the work week with great weather! Rain returns as we head into the weekend. FRIDAY: We’re going to have a warm and sunny day. Temperatures will climb into the low-80’s by lunchtime, with afternoon highs in the upper-80’s. Expect plenty of sunshine and a nice breeze.
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Great end to our week
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Enjoy a few more hours of dry conditions, as this week comes to an end. Rain chances pick back up this weekend. THURSDAY NIGHT: Calm and comfortable for another night! Low temperatures will drop into the lower 60s across the corner. Some spots may get lower.
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Mississippi storm preparedness summit set for Tupelo after Winter Storm Fern
TUPELO — State and local leaders, utility officials, emergency managers and frontline workers will gather in Tupelo later this month for a two-day summit focused on preparing Mississippi communities for future severe weather events. The “From Recovery to Resilience: Mississippi Storm Preparedness Summit” is scheduled for June 23-24 at...
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Nice Days Ahead
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – After a hot and rainy start to the week, we are cooling down a touch and drying up. WEDNESDAY: Temperatures will be in the upper-70’s by lunchtime, with afternoon highs in the mid-80’s. We’ll have plenty of sunshine all day long! It’ll be breezy at times, with an easterly wind around 10 mph.
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Heat First, Strong Storms Late
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI)- Both heat and strong storms are factors for today’s forecast. Here are the details!. TODAY’S HEAT: Expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions through the morning and early afternoon with highs reaching into the low to even mid 90s in some spots.When you factor in the humidity though, feel like temperatures will be near 100! Make sure to stay hydrated today!
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Strong to severe storms possible this afternoon and evening
Strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening as a convective system moves across the area. A 2/5 severe weather risk is in place for our entire viewing area. This is expected to be a two-round event: an isolated round of storms will move through during the early to mid-afternoon, followed by a more widespread round this evening. Highs will be in the low 90s with overnight lows in the upper 60s.
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Severe threat Monday
While the humid and sweltering conditions are set to exit late Monday, their departure will unfortunately trigger a threat of severe weather. Monday morning will begin with lows in the low to mid-70s, potentially accompanied by patches of dense fog around daybreak. Although temperatures are expected to climb rapidly into the upper 80s and 90s by midday, storm activity is anticipated to develop shortly thereafter.
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Rinse and Repeat Forecast For Scattered Storms
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI)- The stormy trend continues with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon with more widespread storm coverage on Friday. TODAY: Much like yesterday, the morning looks relatively dry. But, starting at noon, scattered thunderstorms will move in from the south and continue to track north during the afternoon. Another warm day as well as highs reach the mid to upper 80s.
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Cold front brings peak rain Friday; forecasters expect drier weekend
A cold front will bring the highest rain chances on Friday, May 29, forecasters said. Precipitation is expected to peak that day before easing over the weekend. Forecasters said the heaviest rain is likely Friday for Jackson, Jonesboro, Memphis and Tupelo. They cautioned residents to monitor local updates for timing and intensity.
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Daily Storm Chances Remain Through the Weekend
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -Central Mississippi will remain warm and humid through the rest of the week, but rainfall chances will be much more isolated than widespread. Most areas will stay dry each day, so there is no reason to cancel outdoor plans, just make sure to keep an eye on the sky in case a pop-up shower or thunderstorm develops nearby.