- Cool Mornings & Dry Warming Afternoons: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 10/20/26by Matt ShiffmanCurrent Conditions It’s a sunny, fall-like afternoon across the region, with dry air making it feel pretty comfortable outside. High pressure is keeping things quiet, with little cloud cover and no rain to worry about. A nice day to spend some time outdoors! The Setup High pressure is sticking around, so there’s still no rain in sight for the…
- October’s Dry Spell Persists, Warm Weather Ahead – Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 10/19/26by Noah GowerAs we’re further into the Halloween season, we are in the self-fulfilling prophecy of dry October. Typically, this is the driest month of the year as the mid-latitudes begin to ramp up again and Gulf moisture is more dependent on incoming fronts. For now, we’re stuck in a dry pattern due to a large upper ridge that isn’t budging…
- Blustery Weekend Ahead, Warm Next Week – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 10/16/26by Noah GowerThe cold front is currently making its way towards the Pine Belt and we’ll soon get a much windier and cooler day ahead! Say goodbye to the higher humidity as that’s all about to blow into the Gulf soon. We’ll have a brief taste of Fall this weekend before we move into a warmer than average week next week.…
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- Weekend Cold Front Brings Cool & Dry Air: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 10/15/26by Matt ShiffmanCurrent Conditions It’s another warm and mostly sunny afternoon across the region, with temperatures generally in the mid-to-upper 80s. Dew points are in the 50s farther inland and the 60s closer to the coast, keeping things a little more humid near the water. Skies are clear as can be right now! The Setup A strong cold front will push…
- Dry End to the Week, Gusty Weekend Ahead – Weekend Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 10/14/26by Noah GowerAs Matt and I have mentioned already, there’s not a lot of rain to speak of for our area and there’s a few reasons why. A strong high pressure system from the low to the upper atmosphere will hinder any type of convective development (i.e, rain and thunderstorms) for a while. And I mean a while. It’s not a…






