Jackson, MS – Residents across Mississippi should prepare for a sharp drop in temperatures tonight, as a freeze warning is in effect. Clear skies will bring overnight lows near 34°F, creating patchy frost conditions that may damage sensitive plants and outdoor plumbing. Travelers along I-55 are urged to exercise caution as frost could develop on bridges and overpasses.
According to the National Weather Service, the freeze warning is set to last until early Saturday morning, when sunshine will bring a much-needed warm-up. Saturday’s forecast includes sunny skies with highs reaching 65°F, marking the start of a brief warming trend.
Sunday promises even milder conditions, with temperatures climbing to 73°F under mostly sunny skies. However, changes loom as rain is likely late Monday night into Tuesday. Travelers on I-20 and surrounding roadways should prepare for potential delays during the Thanksgiving week.
Looking ahead to Thanksgiving, forecasts indicate a 50% chance of showers, with temperatures hovering around 71°F. These conditions may impact holiday gatherings and travel plans across the region.
To stay safe, residents are advised to cover outdoor plants, check for frozen pipes, and limit travel tonight if roads become slick. Keep an eye on local updates, as weather conditions can change quickly.
Be sure to monitor the forecast as Thanksgiving approaches to adjust plans as needed. Stay informed and plan ahead to avoid disruptions.
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