SUMMARY: The afternoon radar shows mostly clear skies with a few showers and isolated thunder near Pearl River and Hancock County. Temperatures around Bay St. Louis are near 86°F but feel like the mid-90s due to humidity, with winds 10-15 mph easing the heat slightly. South Mississippi highs range from the mid-80s to 90°F in Wiggins. Tonight will be mild with mid to upper 70s and increasing clouds. Tomorrow brings a 50-60% chance of rain with humid south winds near 10 mph. The weekend remains wet, but early next week will warm with less rain and heat indices reaching triple digits.

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SUMMARY: Sam Lucey’s Wednesday night forecast for South Mississippi highlights ongoing rain and thunderstorms, mainly driven by a seabreeze. This evening, storms are pushing offshore, leaving scattered light rain mainly in Jackson County. Temperatures remain steady in the mid-70s with mild humidity and southerly winds around 7 mph. Overnight rain chances are low at 20%. Thursday will see highs near 89°F with a mix of clouds and sun, and showers or storms forming mostly north of I-10 by late morning to early afternoon. The tropics remain quiet, and rain chances hold steady at 50-60%, rising to 70% Sunday. Temperatures stay in the upper 80s into next week.

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