Jackson, Miss. – Drivers across Mississippi should prepare for scorching September heat as highs near 94°F arrive Monday, September 15, in Jackson. Sun glare along I-20 could create travel hazards during the afternoon commute, making extra caution essential for motorists.
According to the National Weather Service in Jackson, calm winds will shift east by Monday afternoon, raising temperatures across Hinds, Rankin, and Madison counties. Daytime highs will hold in the mid-90s through midweek, while overnight lows hover near 70°F, offering little relief.
Residents should limit outdoor activity during peak heat, drink plenty of water, and keep pets indoors. The Mississippi Department of Transportation urges drivers to watch for slowed traffic on sun-soaked stretches of I-55 and I-20, where visibility may be reduced during late-afternoon hours…