Weather

Cooler than usual temperatures are expected at the start of the week, followed by a gradual increase to above-normal levels by late week, according to forecasts.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue into the evening, though the risk of severe storms has decreased. Some areas may see beneficial rainfall through the morning.

Forecasters warn of thunderstorms this afternoon, primarily bringing wind and hail, with activity intensifying into the evening.

Forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms across the area Saturday afternoon and evening, with some storms possibly producing gusty winds and hail.

The Storm Prediction Center updated its outlook to highlight areas with the highest confidence of isolated severe storms, mainly north and west of the Natchez Trace.

The latest severe weather outlook narrows the marginal risk area, emphasizing regions with the highest confidence for isolated severe storms, primarily north and west of the Natchez Trace.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected to move through the area late Saturday into Saturday night, with some storms potentially producing strong wind gusts and hail.

A weekly weather briefing warns of isolated severe storms and rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches for Saturday.

Forecasters warn of isolated strong thunderstorms Saturday evening through overnight, with wind and hail as the main threats.