Jackson, MS – After a cloudy start to the week, Mississippi residents can look forward to sunny skies Thursday before a frosty weekend ahead. Temperatures will climb to a high of 59°F on Thursday, but nighttime lows will dip into the upper 30s, with frost likely in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday will bring even cooler daytime highs near 57°F, with gusty northwest winds increasing to 25 mph. Widespread frost is expected to develop overnight into Saturday morning as temperatures plummet to 29°F. Residents are advised to cover sensitive plants and ensure outdoor pets are safe during freezing nights.
Saturday’s high will hover near 50°F under sunny skies, but frosty conditions will return Saturday night with lows around 31°F. Frost will linger Sunday morning before sunshine pushes temperatures to a high of 56°F.
Those planning holiday travel or outdoor activities should take precautions for the freezing conditions this weekend, particularly before 8 a.m. each day. By Monday, daytime temperatures will warm slightly, nearing 62°F, with frost gradually diminishing.
Drivers along I-55 and I-20 are urged to remain alert for possible slick patches on rural roads during frosty mornings.
For continued updates and local alerts, follow the National Weather Service’s Jackson office and stay informed about any changes to the forecast.
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