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After multiple nights of frost & freezing a nice warm-up is ahead. Rainfall & a few storms return next week, however, with windy weather. After a cool down, then a warm-up cold weather ahead as we get to early December.

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Even hotter and more humid weather is on the way, but at least the sun will come out for the weekend.

The heat goes on! Updated: 10:46 PM CDT Jun 8, 2021 Updated: 10:46 PM CDT Jun 8, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WDSU.C,OM SO MARGARET A POOL DEFINITELY COME IN HANDY THIS WEEK. SHE HAD THE SHE HAD A GOOD IDEA RIGHT THERE. SHE DID A GREAT JOB. COUPLE OF SNOWBALL ICE CREAM AND EVERY NOW AND TNHE YOU’LL NEED TO KEEP THE UMBRELLA HANDY. HEY, IT HOT TODAY. IT’S GOING TO BE HOT TOMORROW WHEN THE PROBLEM. IS THAT HUMIDITY. IT’SO H SIGH AND THAT MAKES IT FEEL HOTTER. SO...

It has become downright swampy in South MS as the humidity and temperature rise, and little change is expected in the week ahead.

Born in Tennessee, raised in Arkansas, and now a resident of Mississippi, Ryan Mahan is proud to be a Southerner and to belong to this community. A former student of Millsaps and a graduate of the University of South Alabama, he now has a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology with a focus in Broadcast. Ryan’s passion for weather began in 2005 after witnessing the destruction that Hurricane Katrina had on his family and home. With nothing but a point-and-shoot digital camera in hand, he walked mi...

Born in Tennessee, raised in Arkansas, and now a resident of Mississippi, Ryan Mahan is proud to be a Southerner and to belong to this community. A former student of Millsaps and a graduate of the University of South Alabama, he now has a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology with a focus in Broadcast. Ryan’s passion for weather began in 2005 after witnessing the destruction that Hurricane Katrina had on his family and home. With nothing but a point-and-shoot digital camera in hand, he walked mi...

Born in Tennessee, raised in Arkansas, and now a resident of Mississippi, Ryan Mahan is proud to be a Southerner and to belong to this community. A former student of Millsaps and a graduate of the University of South Alabama, he now has a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology with a focus in Broadcast. Ryan’s passion for weather began in 2005 after witnessing the destruction that Hurricane Katrina had on his family and home. With nothing but a point-and-shoot digital camera in hand, he walked mi...

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