If you had been tired of the chilly afternoons this week...I wasn't...today saw highs climb into the mid and some upper 60s! This warm up, however, was due to a westerly wind, so the humidity remained low making for a very pleasant afternoon!
A similar today tomorrow after morning temps in the 40s. A very brief warm up early Saturday afternoon before a strong cold front moves through.
About a 50-60% chance for scattered showers and no threat for severe weather, temperatures will be plummeting Saturday night. Into early Sunday morning, some wrap-around moisture *could* allow for a few flakes on the Northshore.
We wouldn't see any accumulation, in fact nothing would remain on the ground. The best chance for even a dusting of snow would be in central MS near Jackson and farther north.
A cold day Sunday likely remaining under mostly cloudy skies, windy, and highs in the 40s. 50s for a high Monday with a gradual warm up toward Wednesday before another cold front early next Thursday.
