Heat indices approaching 105°F expected through weekend
Heat indices approaching 105°F are expected across much of the area through this weekend, prompting caution during extended outdoor activities.
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Weather
Isolated thunderstorms expected to become more widespread
Thunderstorms are expected to become more widespread, with a low chance of strong to severe storms and damaging winds as the main threat.
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Drought Monitor shows hot, dry conditions over past 30 days
The updated Drought Monitor shows hot, dry conditions over the past 30 days, while models point to cooler, near-normal temperatures late next week.
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Heat Advisory Remains in Effect Across Portions of the Mid South
A Heat Advisory remains in effect for portions of the Mid South, with a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms and damaging winds the primary threat.
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Showers and thunderstorms expected to spread across area by Friday
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase in the southern half of the area and spread across the entire area by Friday.
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Marginal severe-storm risk set for parts of Mid-South on Thursday
A Marginal Risk for severe storms is in place Thursday for portions of the Mid-South, with damaging winds the primary concern.
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National Weather Service highlights ongoing Memphis heat wave
The National Weather Service said Memphis has gone more than a month without a below-normal daily high temperature during an ongoing heat wave.
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Heat indices near 105 expected across much of Mississippi into weekend
Heat indices near 105 are expected across much of Mississippi through the end of the week and into the weekend, the National Weather Service says.
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Heat indices near 105 expected to continue across much of area
Heat indices near 105 are expected to continue across much of the area through the end of the week and into the weekend.
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Burn bans prohibit outdoor fires in 13 Mississippi counties
Burn bans prohibit all outdoor burning in 13 Mississippi counties as dry conditions increase wildfire risk.
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