Riley Winch

A cold front approaching from the west brings a line of rain and storms to the Mid-South Friday with a low-end severe weather risk

Partly cloudy skies Sunday and Monday come with highs in the 80s before the storm risk materializes Monday night

The risk for damaging winds and even a tornado spin-up is possible Monday night and Tuesday evening.

High pressure overhead keeps clear skies in place as a southerly wind brings warmer temperatures to start the workweek

Scattered showers become more spotty this evening as temperatures remain in the 50s for most of the day

Winds out of the south warm the region into the 70s for highs Friday and 80s for highs Saturday before a cold front brings scattered rain Sunday evening

A cold front moving through this evening brings periods of rain after highs reach the 80s

Recent rain has helped slightly improve the drought across the Mid-South, but do we have any additional improvement on the way?

Hot weather is in the forecast this weekend, and here’s how high pressure and a higher sun angle this time of year play a roll in that.

A hot and muggy day comes with hit and miss showers for the evening commute home