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Next week to be the warmest yet this spring

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                                The warmest temperatures yet this spring are forecast for coastal Mississippi the middle and latter part of next week (May 7-10). Afternoon highs are expected in the lower 90s at inland locations. With water temperatures in the Bay and in Mississippi Sound still in the 70s, and with onshore winds expected to continue for at least the next week, locations within a couple of miles of the shoreline will likely only make it into the middle 80s during next week’s warm stretch.Several inland locations already touched 90 degrees on Tuesday afternoon, the last day of April. However, the warmth has slightly moderated over the last few days with highs dropping back to the lower and middle 80s.The mercury will begin to slowly creep upward over the weekend and throughout the work week. With relatively humid air in place, overnight lows will only drop into the upper 60s or even lower 70s.
        
After a slight chance of showers today and Saturday (May 3-4), rain chances will be slim to none through the middle of next week.Next week’s heat does not mean summer is here to stay. Long-range computer weather models are hinting that by the weekend of May 11-12 a late spring cool front may drop morning lows back into the 50s and cap highs in the 70s.
        

                                
                                



                                
                                
                                
                                The warmest temperatures yet this spring are forecast for coastal Mississippi the middle and latter part of next week (May 7-10). Afternoon highs are expected in the lower 90s at inland locations. With water temperatures in the Bay and in Mississippi Sound still in the 70s, and with onshore winds expected to continue for at least the next week, locations within a couple of miles of the shoreline will likely only make it into the middle 80s during next week’s...

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