3/23 – Rob Martin’s “Calm After The Storms” Wednesday Evening Forecast

We’ll have quite the nice setup in the wake of Tuesday’s severe weather. A sustained northwesterly flow will bring about seasonable afternoon temperatures with overnight readings running up to 10 degrees below-normal at times. Humidity won’t be felt until early next week. This means high temps in the upper 60s to lower 70s, with lows in the lower to mid 40s.
Some of the cooler drainage areas around Pascagoula and into central Jackson County could actually get down into the upper 30s later in the workweek under ideal conditions of light winds, low humidity, and clear skies.
Temperature won’t change much through the weekend, although the overnights will trend a bit

less-chilly. A return flow from the south-southeast sets up Monday and we’ll warm to the upper 70s, then around 80 by Tuesday. The next significant rain/storm chance comes in next Wednesday or Thursday. Enjoy this break we deserve it!