The threat for rain and thunderstorms has ended. Clear, dry, cooler and breezy conditions will prevail for the rest of the weekend with even colder temperatures expected next week. 

Today & Tonight: On Sunday, a cold front will move out, and a strong push of cooler, drier air will settle in, bringing cooler-than-average temperatures. Highs will struggle to make it to the 60s and skies will turn mainly sunny by the afternoon and evening. It will be a bit breezy as well, with winds out of the northwest at 10-20 mph.

Up Next: By Monday morning, most areas will be in the 30s, with parts of southwest Mississippi dipping into the upper 20s. As the workweek begins, dry air will maintain cool, clear conditions. Temperatures look to slightly climb towards the middle of the week in advance of our next rainmaker. Late Tuesday through early Wednesday looks to be the most favorable time period for rain. Severe weather does not look to be a possibility with this round. Another cold front will follow this rain, leading to the biggest blast of cold air since January. Northerly winds and clearing skies will support a pair of bitter nights with Thursday and Friday morning lows in the mid to upper 20s. This could be impactful as recent warmth has initiated some growth. Expect cold alerts to be issued. Despite sunshine, afternoons will be chilly in the low 50s. 

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– Josh 

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