Ryan’s Friday Night Forecast

Another practically perfect day in South MS. Daytime high stayed in the upper 50s or low 60s across the six coastal county area, and relative humidity levels remained low. Expect more of the same as we move into the weekend which will be dominated by strong high pressure. Over the next day (Saturday and into Sunday), we will see calm winds due to being at the center of this high pressure, so expect light to almost no winds as well as quick wind shifts from the North to the South. A frontal boundary moving in from the Northwest will trail a low pressure system which will eventually bring a cold front through the area. This front does seem to have some strong cold air convection with it, but the extent of the weather expected at this time won’t be much more than showers, although a thunderstorm or two isn’t out of the question. I’m timing this front as moving through around Tuesday at midnight and into early Wednesday morning. We’ll see an abrubt cooling of around 10 degrees, and will end up with nice weather as we move into next weekend.