Jackson, as well as several other places, could reach 100 for the first time in four years. This will be the first 100 June degree day in 10 years.High from Thursday to Saturday will range from 97 to 101 degrees. Feels-like temperatures will range between 100-108 degrees.Another heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. for Claiborne, Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Lincoln, Lawrence, Jefferson Davis, Pike and Walthall counties.Any outdoor activity should be limited or postponed until after 7 p.m. If outdoor activity is required between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., breaks should be taken every 10-15 minutes with breaks lasting between 15-30 minutes in a shaded spot or inside.Going into the weekend, we are not looking at much of a change. Saturday will be the hottest and most humid. Highs will range between 99 and 102 degrees with feels-like temperatures as high as 108-110. Sunday’s highs will be anywhere between 95-100 degrees depending on cloud cover and rain chances.Going into next week, a weak cold front will arrive to the state. This front will be just strong enough to produce scattered showers and storms Monday as well as initiate a cooldown. Highs Monday through Wednesday will be in the mid-to-low 90s. Wake up temperatures will be fairly seasonal with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.A few showers could linger Tuesday and Wednesday south/east of the Natchez Trace Parkway. Humidity next week remains questionable. Drier air will provide feels like temperatures in the mid-to-low 90s. Higher humidity will bump real feel values to the upper 90s.
Jackson, as well as several other places, could reach 100 for the first time in four years. This will be the first 100 June degree day in 10 years.
High from Thursday to Saturday will range from 97 to 101 degrees. Feels-like temperatures will range between 100-108 degrees.
Another heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. for Claiborne, Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Lincoln, Lawrence, Jefferson Davis, Pike and Walthall counties.
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Any outdoor activity should be limited or postponed until after 7 p.m. If outdoor activity is required between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., breaks should be taken every 10-15 minutes with breaks lasting between 15-30 minutes in a shaded spot or inside.
Going into the weekend, we are not looking at much of a change. Saturday will be the hottest and most humid. Highs will range between 99 and 102 degrees with feels-like temperatures as high as 108-110. Sunday’s highs will be anywhere between 95-100 degrees depending on cloud cover and rain chances.
Going into next week, a weak cold front will arrive to the state. This front will be just strong enough to produce scattered showers and storms Monday as well as initiate a cooldown. Highs Monday through Wednesday will be in the mid-to-low 90s. Wake up temperatures will be fairly seasonal with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.
A few showers could linger Tuesday and Wednesday south/east of the Natchez Trace Parkway.
Humidity next week remains questionable. Drier air will provide feels like temperatures in the mid-to-low 90s. Higher humidity will bump real feel values to the upper 90s.
