Jackson, Mississippi – Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms could impact areas especially north of Interstate 20 overnight through Thursday morning. Residents should prepare for potential damaging winds up to 60 mph and hail up to quarter-size.
According to the US National Weather Service Jackson Mississippi, the primary timing for these storms is after 9 p.m. Wednesday into Thursday morning. While the threat level is marginal, residents should ensure they have multiple ways to receive warnings and stay updated on the latest information.
Looking ahead, dangerous heat stress is expected from Friday into next week across central and southern Mississippi. High temperatures in the mid-90s will combine with humidity to create heat index values between 105 and 110 degrees Fahrenheit. Heat exhaustion is likely with prolonged outdoor activity.
Residents should recognize the signs of heat illness, never leave people or pets in vehicles, and stay hydrated. This period of elevated heat stress is expected to continue into next week. More advisories or alerts may follow as the severe weather and heat threats evolve.
