Will fall in Mississippi be warmer than usual? Here's the Farmers Almanac & NWS forecasts

The Mississippi Coast is bracing for an extended summer feel, with warmer-than-average temperatures expected to stretch well into fall. Multiple forecasts point to above-average warmth across the region through November.

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Here are key takeaways:

• Fall officially begins Sept. 22 and lasts 89 days, ending with the winter solstice on Dec. 21, according to timeanddate.com.
• The Farmer’s Almanac predicts a “warmer than average” fall for the Mississippi Coast and neighboring states, including Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee and Georgia. Weather experts said a cooler- and drier-than-average September will be followed by an October about 2 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average with near-average rainfall.
• The National Weather Service’s outlook issued June 18 for September through November projects Mississippi Coast temperatures running about 33% to 40% above average.
• AccuWeather forecasters expect the summer feel to linger, with Biloxi’s October daily highs running from 78 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit and overnight lows between 62 and 70 degrees.

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