us national weather service jackson mississippi

Limited heat stress is expected across the western half of the forecast area Thursday, with heat index values approaching 105 degrees.

Elevated heat danger will continue along and west of I-55, with heat indices expected to reach 105°F to 110°F each afternoon.

Elevated heat danger will continue along and west of I-55, with afternoon heat indices expected to reach 105°F to 110°F.

Elevated heat stress will continue through Wednesday, with afternoon heat indices reaching 105°F to 110°F along and west of I-55.

Temperatures may approach the triple digits this afternoon, while drier air over the next few days should lower heat index readings.

Elevated to limited heat stress conditions are expected through Tuesday, with heat index values near 105 to 110 degrees.

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Elevated to limited heat stress conditions are expected through Tuesday, with heat index values near 105 to 110 degrees.

Elevated to limited heat stress conditions are expected Sunday through Tuesday, with heat index values near 105 to 110 degrees.

Heat indices approaching 105°F are expected across much of the area, with caution advised during extended outdoor activities.