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Mississippi Weather Oct. 24-26: Warm Days, Chilly Nights Ahead
Jackson, MS — Residents across central Mississippi can expect a significant contrast between cool mornings and warm afternoons from Saturday, Oct. 24, through Monday, Oct. 26, as temperatures climb in
By Natalie Brooks · 2026-10-24T12:08:41.115Z
Jackson, MS — Residents across central Mississippi can expect a significant contrast between cool mornings and warm afternoons from Saturday, Oct. 24, through Monday, Oct. 26, as temperatures climb into the 80s during the day before falling into the 40s and lower 50s overnight.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, dry weather will continue across the region, bringing mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and comfortable conditions for outdoor activities throughout the weekend and into early next week.
Saturday Brings Highs Up to 85 Degrees Saturday, Oct. 24, will feature clear skies and afternoon temperatures ranging from 77 to 85 degrees across the forecast area.
Despite the warm daytime conditions, overnight temperatures will fall between 43 and 51 degrees.
The difference between afternoon highs and nighttime lows could exceed 30 degrees in some communities.
Residents heading outdoors early in the morning may need a light jacket, while lighter clothing will be more comfortable during the afternoon.
Warm and Dry Conditions Continue Sunday Sunday, Oct. 25, will bring partly cloudy skies with afternoon highs ranging from 76 to 82 degrees.
Overnight temperatures are forecast between 43 and 53 degrees, continuing the pattern of chilly mornings followed by warm afternoons.
No rainfall is indicated in the National Weather Service's three day outlook.
The dry conditions should provide favorable weather for weekend travel, outdoor recreation and community events.
Monday Forecast Remains Similar Monday, Oct. 26, will feature partly cloudy skies and afternoon highs between 75 and 81 degrees.
Overnight lows are expected to range from 43 to 52 degrees.
Residents across Jackson, Hinds County, the greater Jackson metropolitan area and surrounding central Mississippi communities can expect the warm, dry pattern to continue.
Motorists traveling during the early morning should be prepared for cooler temperatures, particularly in rural and low lying locations.
The National Weather Service encourages residents to check updated local forecasts as temperatures can vary by location.