This page is your one-stop shop for forecasts for southwest Mississippi. Forecasts are produced by our team of interns. This page will be updated with a new forecast, nearly, every day. the counties covered with these forecasts are highlighted in green on the map below.
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Latest Forecasts
- New Changes to SPC Severe Weather Outlooks – 3/5/26
Hey everyone! As we head into severe weather season, I wanted to update you all on the new severe outlooks from the SPC, which include cleaner graphics and some changes to how storm intensity is shown within the outlooks. Before you read on, just note that the graphics I’m sharing below are not current or…Read more of New Changes to SPC Severe Weather Outlooks – 3/5/26
- Severe Thunderstorm Potential on Saturday: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 3/5/26
Severe Outlooks Ahead It seems like each time there’s a severe weather event, it occurs on the weekend. Don’t feel left out, the same thing happens in Jersey, it only snows on the weekend! Just in time for the new SPC graphics, there’s a good chance of severe thunderstorms tomorrow in the areas in Tornado… - Increased Rain Chances and Keeping Temps in the 80s: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 3/3/26
Overall Setup Over the next week, there will be increased rain chances and certainly more clouds around. An active pattern is taking shape in the southern Plains and Midwest, and though we will not see as much rain as our neighbors, we will see some of the action. Severe weather looks to be an issue… - Incoming Severe Storms in Central & Northern MS/AL/LA, Followed by a Beautiful Weekend Ahead: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 2/26/26
Overall Setup The NickelBlock region is on the fringe of some severe weather this afternoon and tonight. The highest likelihood of severe weather, especially severe hail, is in central and northern Mississippi and Alabama, and in the northeast parts of Louisiana, as shown in the figures above. Areas like Hattiesburg, McComb, and points south are… - Red Flag Warning Cancelled, But Still Dry and Windy Through Wednesday: Southern MS/AL/LA Local Weather Forecast – 2/24/26
Overall Setup We’ve seen cooler-than-average temperatures over the past few days, along with a sharp drop in humidity, which is a huge contrast to the hot, humid February we’ve had so far. Yesterday, we were under a Red Flag Warning, meaning weather conditions were favorable for fires to spread quickly. There are still several fires…
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