- Halloween Rain Chances: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 10/29/26by Matt ShiffmanCurrent Conditions We’re starting off with plenty of sunshine across southern Mississippi and Alabama, with most of the clouds hanging back to our west over Louisiana and Texas. Temperatures are in the upper 60s to lower 70s this morning, and dew points in the 50s are keeping things comfortable. The dry weather does come with continued fire concerns, though,…
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- Dry End of the Week, Rainy Halloween Weekend – Weekend Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 10/28/26by Noah GowerWe’re almost out of the dry pattern as the high pressure system breaks down allowing for rain! Yay! It may not seem like a lot for us on the weekend, but it is a sign for things to come. Cue up Guns n Roses’ “November Rain” because next week looks like it’s going to start that trend soon. Hey,…
- A Dry Spell, a Halloween Rain Scare, and a Cold Front Creeping In 🎃: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 10/27/26by Matt ShiffmanCurrent Conditions Little is happening across our region this morning, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures already in the lower to mid 70s. Dew points are mostly in the 50s, keeping things comfortable, though Louisiana still has a bit more moisture. Looking west, the cloud cover over eastern Texas and western Louisiana appears tied to a weak upper-level trough…
- Stuck in the Dry Pattern Before Halloween – Week Ahead Forecast for South MS/LA/AL 10/26/26by Noah GowerWe have the rest of the week before we get our chance of rain on Saturday! And on Halloween of all days, it had to rain! The European and GFS models have both been in agreement about the possibility, and while it doesn’t look like there’s much severe weather, it does look more like a washout. Tonight and Tomorrow…
- Dry Conditions Remain, Maybe, Just Maybe Rain by Next Weekend – Weekly Outlook for South MS/LA/AL 10/23/26by Noah GowerSimilar to the late southern summer pattern we all know and loathe, we’re stuck in a dry pattern that budges for no one. Eventually, it will have to make way for incoming weather, and we’re almost there. For now, we’re stuck with dry and warmer than average weather for this time of year. It’s not very different from what…






