Southern MS/AL/LA Forecast Refresh – 6/20/26

Currently, there is a line of thunderstorms and rain moving east, stretching all the way through our area. We have multiple flash floods and special marine warnings in Southern LA and Southern MS.

Courtesy of NWS

We are under a marginal risk for severe weather, meaning isolated severe thunderstorms will be possible. The biggest concerns are wind, lightning, and flash flooding.

Courtesy of SPC

Tonight

The weather is lining up with yesterday’s forecasts, with storms and rain rolling into our area in the evening. We should start to see clearing around late nighttime and into the early morning.

Courtesy of College of DuPage

Still under a slight risk for excessive rainfall, meaning localized flash floods are possible.

Courtesy of WPC

Tomorrow

Our temperatures are staying in the high 80s, while our chances of precipitation have increased during the evening.

We can expect scattered thunderstorms and rain throughout our area, mostly in Southern MS and AL. For MS, rain and thunderstorms will most likely occur during the morning hours, ending around the afternoon. Southern AL will experience precipitation into the evening hours. Should be a clear night for our area. Will still be in the marginal risk for excessive rainfall.

Courtesy of College of DuPage


Author of the article:


Morgan Vogt

Morgan is a meteorology student at the University of South Alabama. She is the Meteorology Club's Secretary and was last year's Freshmen Liaison! She enjoys being involved on campus by playing volleyball at the Student Recreation Center and playing intramural sports. What interested her the most about meteorology is severe weather and the climatology side. In her free time, she likes to read and listen to music.

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