Starkville Weather Update

Rain and thunderstorms are certain for tomorrow’s forecast. The current low pressure system is over Oklahoma and Arkansas, which is causing showers and thunderstorms across Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The storm system is also dumping snow over Nebraska. As the front moves towards the east and into Mississippi, the rain chances will begin to increase throughout Saturday. By Sunday morning the front will have passed through, leaving northern Mississippi with high temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s and lows dipping in the 30s Sunday night.

Rain and thunderstorms are certain for tomorrow’s forecast. The current low pressure system is over Oklahoma and Arkansas, which is causing showers and thunderstorms across Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The storm system is also dumping snow over Nebraska. As the front moves towards the east and into Mississippi, the rain chances will begin to increase throughout Saturday. By Sunday morning the front will have passed through, leaving northern Mississippi with high temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s and lows dipping in the 30s Sunday night.

Strong Storms are in the forecast for Starkville tomorrow some may be severe. The Jackson National Weather Service states that an approaching squall line of strong to severe storms is currently moving into LA ahead of a cold front. The NAM and the  GFS are budding heads for the highs tomorrow The NAM is calling for highs around 67 where as the GFS is saying 73. They do, however, agree that the lows will be in the low 40s with 100% chance of rain during the day and 50% chance of showers tomorrow night.

The Jackson National Weather Service is calling for potentially strong storms. As of right now for Tuesday, Mississippi will be in an area of strong warm air advection, low level moisture, and some surface heating. Due to the cold front that will be passing through our area tomorrow, there may be a slight risk of severe weather. The NAM and the GFS have the highs for tomorrow in the 70s and the lows around the low 30s, so the temperatures will be dropping significantly from tonight’s forecast low of the low 60s. Rain chances will be high tomorrow at 70 percent.