Mississippi – Bright sun and a light breeze are setting the tone across Jackson this afternoon, with dry roads and warming air signaling a stretch of unusually calm spring weather.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures climb to around 80°F today under sunny skies, with light southeast winds keeping conditions steady and comfortable.
For now, it’s smooth travel across I-55 and I-20. Visibility is clear, and humidity remains manageable. If you’ve been waiting to get outside, this is your window.
That quiet pattern holds into Friday. Highs reach 82°F with mostly sunny skies and light winds. No rain is expected, making for another easy day across Hinds, Rankin, and Madison counties.
The weekend brings a noticeable warm-up. Saturday and Sunday both climb to 85°F, with sunshine dominating and only a few passing clouds. It will feel more like early summer than early April. Stay hydrated if you’re spending extended time outdoors.
By Sunday, winds begin to pick up slightly, with gusts near 20 mph. That shift hints at a broader pattern change.
Meteorologists are now tracking a more active setup early next week. Monday stays warm near 85°F, but clouds increase. By Tuesday, highs push toward 87°F with building humidity and the return of scattered rain chances. Conditions may begin to feel heavier, especially during the afternoon.
This is a classic spring transition. Calm, warm days now often lead into unsettled patterns later.
Five Day Forecast for Jackson, MS:
Friday: High 82°F, mostly sunny
Saturday: High 85°F, sunny
Sunday: High 85°F, mostly sunny and breezy
Monday: High 85°F, increasing clouds
Tuesday: High 87°F, slight storm chances
