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Mississippi Weather Alert: 30s Return This Weekend, Nov. 7–8
JACKSON, MS — A noticeable shift in overnight temperatures is expected across central Mississippi this weekend, with daytime warmth giving way to chilly mornings as temperatures fall into the 30s in s
By Jordan Mercer · 2026-11-06T17:38:37.219Z
JACKSON, MS — A noticeable shift in overnight temperatures is expected across central Mississippi this weekend, with daytime warmth giving way to chilly mornings as temperatures fall into the 30s in some locations Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 7–8.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, clear skies and warmer conditions will dominate Friday, Nov. 6, before partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures settle across the region for the weekend.
Friday afternoon highs are expected to range from 68 to 80 degrees , with overnight lows between 38 and 51 degrees across the forecast area.
Saturday Brings Cooler Temperatures By Saturday, Nov. 7, daytime highs are forecast to range from 62 to 74 degrees, noticeably cooler than Friday's warmest readings.
Saturday night into Sunday morning will bring some of the coldest temperatures of the weekend.
Forecasters expect overnight lows between 34 and 43 degrees , with the lowest readings possible in colder portions of the forecast region.
Residents heading outdoors early Sunday should prepare for a chilly start, particularly in areas where temperatures approach the mid 30s.
Sunday Remains Cool With Partly Cloudy Skies Sunday, Nov. 8, is expected to bring partly cloudy conditions and afternoon temperatures ranging from 64 to 71 degrees.
Overnight lows will again fall into the 30s and lower 40s, with forecast readings between 34 and 42 degrees.
Despite the cooler nighttime temperatures, the National Weather Service is not forecasting widespread rain or significant weather disruptions during the weekend.
What Residents Should Know Those attending outdoor events, traveling early in the morning or spending time outside after sunset should consider bringing additional layers.
Residents with temperature sensitive plants may also want to monitor local overnight forecasts, especially where temperatures approach the mid 30s.
The forecast does not indicate a widespread freeze or winter storm.
Updated local forecasts are available through the National Weather Service at weather.gov/jan .