03/28 Ryan’s “Muggy” Tuesday Night

The warm and muggy days keep coming, but tonight’s wind will keep fog formation to a minimum. Clouds will come and go through the night, so expect an average of partly cloudy skies with a high near 66. Tomorrow will be very similar to this afternoon, but slightly warmer and more humid, high near 81. Wednesday night will bring a significant increase in cloud cover, and only a few hours later, potentially strong storms will begin moving in.

South MS is currently under a “slight” chance of severe weather for Thursday, which is level 2 of 5. The front itself will provide enough lift to form showers and a few thunderstorms, but there is still some discrepancy among the upper level severe parameters. Depending on the location of an upper level low/divergent area, we could see vastly different weather with this system as it slowly moves through. At this point, I’m sure we’ll see heavy rains (potentially 3″ or more all day long), lightning, and the potential for strong winds. I’ll continue to monitor this developing system and have an update tomorrow afternoon.