2/19 – Jeff Vorick’s “Warmer” Sunday Night Forecast

After the brief cool-down earlier in the weekend, the pattern is on the upswing regarding temperatures. It won’t be as cold tonight. Patchy fog could develop in some locations but overall, just a few clouds will be present.

Clouds will be on the increase tomorrow. Temperatures will be too as they will max out in the 70s across our area. It will be warm much of this week with partly to mostly cloudy skies around for much of the week. Temperatures will soar well into the 70s during the afternoons. 80-degree readings cannot be ruled out inland. Record high temperatures could be broken across the area!

Along the beachfront, there will be enough of a difference in temperatures between land and water to provide for a sea breeze. This will keep some coastal locations slightly cooler. Across all of South Mississippi, there will be breezy conditions due to being between high pressure to the east and a low pressure to the west.

A frontal system will move across the U.S. over the course of the week. It will move to its northeast during the middle-to-latter portions of the week. It will stay far enough away from our area for any significant weather to occur. There is a very low-end potential for showers Thursday and Friday when a cold front will make it through. It will not provide for any significant cool-down.