(WXXV) — The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for South Mississippi. The Tornado Watch is in effect until 4:00 PM Saturday for Pearl River, Jackson, Stone, Harrison, George, and Hancock Counties. Additionally, Tornado Watches stretch across the…
The cloudy, humid, and rainy conditions continue through the night, and will turn stormy heading into the early morning hours.
Today has been wet and nasty as advertised, but the strongest of the storms has yet to come.
Moderate to heavy rain showers will continue through Friday afternoon and evening. Temperatures will stay warm in the lower 70s today and only dropping to the upper 60s overnight. There is an "Enhanced Risk" (threat level 3 out of 5)…
The cloudy skies have moved in and aren't leaving for the rest of the week. We're also gearing up for some potential weekend severe weather.
The clouds have moved in and aren't going to leave any time soon, but the rain will hold off a few more hours.
As we head into the weekend, the Coastal Emergency Management Agency offers a word of caution. Since Monday, the National Weather Service and the Weather Prediction Center continue to give higher probability of a potentially violent weather system moving into…
The skies remain clear tonight, but clouds will have moved in by the time most wake up and won't clear until next week.
Tonight was the last clear one we'll see for a while as clouds move in tomorrow, and potentially severe storms are expected over the weekend.
Cooler today along the Gulf Coast with high temperatures only topping out in the mid 60s this afternoon. Temperatures will start to increase on Thursday and moisture will begin to flow back into the area. Heading into the weekend, there…
Cold temperatures are being felt across South Mississippi this morning. Under mostly sunny skies, temperatures will increase by almost thirty degrees as we reach a high temperature in the mid 60s this afternoon. Temperatures will start to increase on Thursday…
The cold front moved through last night, but it won't get cold until tonight....
A cold front moved through overnight, but you may have missed it if you blinked at the wrong time. Much more significant changes coming later this week....
Temperatures this afternoon are about 5 degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday in the wake of a weak cold front. High temperatures will top out in the mid 60s under mostly sunny skies. High pressure will continue to…
A cold front is now east of the area with just cloud coverage overhead. There is only a 5-10 degree drop behind the front. The front should be well east of the area by mid-morning and high temperatures will top…
Doesn't look like I'll get my video for the evening forecast due to computer issues, but the show must go on!
With plenty of sunshine on Monday, high temperatures will be above normal, ranging from 68 to 72 degrees inland areas, with the exception of mid 60s at the beaches. Winds will stay out of the west on Monday and Tuesday,…
The clear skies and dry conditions will continue across our forecast area tonight through Monday afternoon. With the drier air that has mixed down to the surface throughout the day, no fog is forecast for tonight, but there could be…
The weather won't change significantly until a second front moves through overnight, but then we'll see some pleasant conditions move in.
We saw the first of two cold fronts move through last night, but we'll continue to see rain until the next moves through early Saturday morning.
Still waiting on the first active weather of 2020 as a stalling front will carry rain into most of Friday.
We're still waiting for the first active weather of the new year, which has slowed considerably since yesterday.
Showers and a few thunderstorms have already formed across much of the WXXV viewing area, and rain activity can be expected on and off throughout the day and evening. Tonight, a line of thunderstorms is expected to move across South…
Today, there is a "Slight Risk" for severe weather across South Mississippi, according to the Storm Prediction Center. A "Slight Risk," is threat level 2 out of 5 on their scale for severe weather outlooks. Showers and a few thunderstorms…
