Pop Up Chances Thursday/Friday, Rain Likely Saturday, Cooler Easter Sunday
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update:
Our March officially ended up as the 2nd warmest on record in Jackson. We tied or set records for 5 days and only had 4 days below average for the entire month. We averaged over 11° above average per day in the high temperature department. The only year warmer since we have been keeping records was back in 2012.
Highs will stay in the mid 80s for the first few days of April but we will cool down this weekend as a cold front will bring plenty of rain on Saturday and cooler weather on Easter Sunday. Catch the latest on the pattern change coming up here.
THIS WEEK:


EASTER WEEKEND:
Changes in the weather are coming this weekend as the stalled out front to the north will finally get enough push from the north to pass south of us. As the front moves through, a round of showers and storms is expected. Some severe weather concerns cannot be ruled out yet, so we will need to keep a close eye on the timing of the system as that will play a big factor in the severity of the storms that may develop. As of now, Saturday evening into Sunday morning appears to be the most likely time to be impacted with showers and storms.
Highs on Saturday will reach the low 80s before the clouds and showers move in. Expect a breezy day with the winds changing from the south to the northwest Saturday night. Saturday night lows will fall to the upper 40s before we kick off your Easter Sunday. Highs on Easter are forecast to only reach the mid 60s. There could be some sunshine returning late in the day on Sunday but clouds are likely and maybe even some showers still in the morning for Sunday church. Please keep an eye on the forecast this week so you know what to expect and how to dress this weekend. Sunday night lows will fall down to around 40° but a frost of a freeze look unlikely at this time.

Storm Team Chief Meteorologist
Joel Barnes
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