Weather

Showers in the northern part of the region are forecast to end within the next hour, with warm conditions continuing overnight into tomorrow morning.

A slow-moving cold front is expected to cause storms and a marginal risk of severe weather through Saturday evening, with damaging winds as the primary concern.

Patchy dense fog with low visibility is expected in parts of eastern Mississippi, primarily along major highways, this morning.

Rain and storm chances are expected to rise in the ArkLaMiss area this weekend, with rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches. The threat of severe weather remains lower compared to regions to the west.

Rainfall is forecast to rise across the ArkLaMiss area this weekend, with accumulations of up to three inches. Authorities do not anticipate flooding concerns.

The National Weather Service in Jackson commemorates the 60th anniversary of the deadly 1966 tornado that swept through central Mississippi.

MEMA provides an online self-reporting system for residents to document storm-related damage, separate from emergency services and aid applications.

Forecasters warn of patchy fog developing late tonight into Tuesday morning, impacting travel conditions across parts of Mississippi.

A partly cloudy sky and warm temperatures are forecast across many areas, with highs reaching the 80-degree mark.