Weather

By Chief Meteorologist Paul Williams Residents across Simpson County should keep a close eye on the sky over the next several days as a pattern favorable for showers, thunderstorms, and the possibility of severe weather settles across Mississippi. A surge of warm, moist Gulf air is moving northward into the region, setting the stage for…

By Chief Meteorologist Paul Williams The National Weather Service indicates that showers and thunderstorms are likely today, especially during the afternoon and evening hours across south-central Mississippi. Temperatures are expected to climb into the low to mid-80s, while southerly winds transport warm, humid air into the area. This type of setup can allow thunderstorms to…

*Graphic for illustration purposes only. Read Williams’ Forecast below.* By Meteorologist Paul Williams Folks across Simpson County should get ready for a week that really shows off what early spring in Mississippi is all about: a little sunshine, a little warmth, and a few opportunities for showers and thunderstorms as Gulf moisture returns to the…

*Graphic for illustration purposes only. Forecast details are provided in the written column.* If you’ve felt the weather starting to loosen its grip a bit lately, you’re not imagining it. Simpson County is heading into a noticeable transition over the next four to five days, and it’s one of those classic late winter to early…