Memphis, TN – Parts of the Mid-South could experience a warmer-than-normal start to November, with federal climate outlooks favoring above-normal temperatures across portions of Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi from Nov. 1-5. Cities including Memphis, Little Rock and Jackson could see a milder opening to the month, while precipitation trends suggest the potential for unsettled conditions in parts of the region.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its six- to 10-day outlook issued Monday, Oct. 26, favors above-normal temperatures across portions of the Mid-South during Nov. 1-5. The broader temperature pattern extends across much of the eastern United States, although probabilities vary across Arkansas, western Tennessee and Mississippi. The guidance does not establish specific daily highs or record-setting warmth.
The temperature outlook suggests that portions of the region could average warmer than seasonal norms during the five-day period. However, individual days may still bring cooler conditions, and the outlook does not indicate that every afternoon will exceed normal temperatures…