10/30 Ryan’s “More Humid” Tuesday Evening Forecast

Ever since last weekend’s beautiful Fall weather we’ve been getting steadily warmer and more humid each day. Today was no exception, and fog has begun to form each night as more moisture pools ahead of our next cold front.

This front will be moving through South MS on Thursday, but showers and storms will begin as early as Wednesday night. I don’t expect much rain before midnight so trick or treating is safe, but those storms will begin moving in quickly after and could potentially be severe.

We are still under only a “MARGINAL” risk, but areas as high as “ENHANCED” aren’t far to our Northwest. Expect heavy rains, lightning, damaging straight-line winds, and a small chance of tornadoes through the late morning and afternoon. Afterwards, we’ll begin seeing improving conditions almost immediately. The skies clear by Friday morning and I’m expecting our lowest afternoon high since Fall began, down to 69 on the waterfront. This beautiful Fall weather lingers through the weekend, but clouds and a few showers pop back up by the middle of next week.