Unseasonably warm temperatures are expected to continue for the rest of the week. The warm weather is a preview of the fall into the winter. WARMER THAN AVERAGE...IS MY PREDICTION FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
The weather pattern will be active over the next few days here in Mississippi. We are also getting close to our fall severe weather season so I will be analyzing each weather maker closely as it nears. Rain chances increase Wednesday as a surge of moisture comes off of the Gulf of Mexico. Some pretty good downpours will be around during the afternoon. A severe weather outbreak looks to be in the offing for the southern plains as a strong front moves into that area. Strong atmospheric forcing is not expected here so no widespread severe weather is expected. Wednesday afternoons rains will move to our east at night putting us in dry air until the actual front moves through late Thursday night. It looks like a line of thunderstorms will accompany the front late Thursday night. As this line moves through there could possibly be some gusty winds especially over east Mississippi.

Bottom line, 2 chances for rain this week with the threat for severe weather very low.