Tuesday Southern AL/MS/LA Refresh- 6/9/26

Conditions are currently dry and warm across our area, with the chance for some sneaky showers moving in towards the evening.

Composite Radar // Courtesy: StormVista

Midday temperatures should hang in the upper 80s, with real feels creeping towards the 90s across most of the area. A slight breeze moving off the Gulf will cool coastal towns and travel up to the more central parts of the region, helping to slightly alleviate the heat.

Temperature and Wind Forecast // Courtesy: Pivotal Weather

Overall, not much has changed from our Monday local forecast. Below, we see if anything, slightly higher temperatures in the area creeping into the evening while rain chances narrow throughout the day.

Yesterday’s Tuesday Forecast (6/8)
Today’s Forecast (6/9)

Tomorrow and Beyond

Looking back at yesterday’s forecast, the high-pressure system hanging over the Appalachians will be shifting further South over the next few days, continuing to bring us quiet weather.

Friday Surface Analysis // Courtesy: WPC

As for the temps and stuff, it’s looking to be warm with a low likelihood of a rainstorm moving in to cool things off. We can expect warm temperatures tomorrow with a slightly stronger breeze of around 9-11 mph, even in central regions like Hattiesburg and Jackson. We can thank that high-pressure system for keeping things calm and summery around here!

36-hr Forecast // Courtesy UCAR



Author of the article:


Kayden Page

Kayden is an incoming junior studying meteorology at Florida State University. Minoring in mathematics and receiving a certification in emergency management, she is working towards a future career as an aviation meteorologist. In her free time she loves being outside, fishing, and exploring new places. She is involved in the North Florida AMS/NWA and the Tallahassee Region Environmental Group.

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