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Ark-La-Miss Weather Briefing June 6th, 2013

Stay informed with the weekly weather briefing for the "Ark-La-Miss" region by NWS JACKSON, MS. Today expect storms, while Friday and Saturday will see calmer conditions post a weak cold front. Rain chances increase again on Sunday. Tropical Storm Andrea update included. Weekend outlook indicates quieter weather with best rain chances east of I-55 on Friday. Rainfall expected over the weekend, with Sunday highs potentially reaching Saturday levels. For more information, contact NWS Jackson at 601-936-2189 or follow on Facebook and Twitter.

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Ark-La-Miss Weather Briefing June 6th, 2013

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  1. June 6th, 2013 Weekly Weather Briefingfor the “Ark-La-Miss” NWS JACKSON, MS

  2. Overview • Storms Today • Relatively quiet Fri and Sat behind a weak cold front • Rain chances return Sunday • Tropics Update

  3. Storms Today

  4. Weekend Outlook Bit quieter weather Fri and Sat. Best rain chances E of I-55 on Fri. Rains return Sunday L

  5. Weekend Highs Sunday Saturday

  6. Tropics Tropical Storm Andrea Weekend Rainfall

  7. Thanks for viewing NWS Jackson’s Multi-Media Weather Briefing! These briefings are usually given on Mondays and Thursdays. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please contact us at 601-936-2189 , or via Facebook at “US National Weather Service Jackson Mississippi”, or on Twitter @NWSJacksonMS

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