us national weather service jackson mississippi

Low humidity and occasional breezes will create limited fire weather danger, especially in northern areas, through Tuesday.

Very dry air will affect northern forecast areas through Tuesday, prompting caution with outdoor burning and a reminder to heed local burn bans.

Very dry air will affect northern portions of the forecast area through Tuesday, prompting caution with burning and sparks near dry vegetation.

Temperatures are expected to warm gradually into early next week before rain chances increase by the end of the week.

Temperatures are expected to remain above seasonal norms through the weekend, with September possibly ranking among the five warmest for many locations.

Quiet weather and clear skies are expected overnight, with lows in the low to mid 60s across the area.

Drier, slightly cooler air behind a cold front is bringing morning lows in the mid-60s and afternoon highs in the mid-80s.

Quiet conditions are expected tonight, with nighttime lows in the mid to upper 60s across the area, the National Weather Service says.

A drier airmass is expected to bring less humid conditions, with cool lows into next week and highs described as at to just above normal levels.

Heat index values are expected to approach 105 degrees today, with heat exhaustion possible during prolonged outdoor activities.