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Sunny skies with highs in the low 70s are expected today. Dry conditions and gusty wind continue to lead to increased fire danger areawide.
Open burning remains discouraged.
Tonight we might see some clouds and a little fog as a cold front moves in. Low temps will fall into the low 40s, with possible rain ahead tomorrow.
Lee and Alcorn counties have most recently been added to the list of counties and cities under a burn ban, according to the Mississippi Forestry
Severe storms will be possible today between 7 PM this evening through 5 AM early Saturday morning. The most intense storms will be capable of
According to the National Weather Service, the current temperatures between 60 and 70 enjoyed by most of the state at the moment will take a
Sunny skies will help temperatures rebound quickly from the very chilly readings early this morning. Look for highs to reach the mid 60s for much
State and local fire officials are asking communities yet again to remember that in spite of the cold weather, Mississippi is still under a severe
As grass and woods fires rage through the state during the burn ban, firefighters and other emergency workers are running ragged, with some agencies fighting
