Lauderdale County, Miss., residents will want to keep their faucets dripping heading into Halloween night as subzero temperatures are possible over the next few days.
The National Weather Service issued a freeze watch for parts of Mississippi and Louisiana as colder weather moves through the area.
The forecast shows a limited threat of freezing weather Wednesday morning, which could cause some damage to unprotected plants and other greenery.
Colder temperatures will arrive Wednesday night and into Thursday morning bringing additional risk to vegetation and the potential for pipes to freeze.
While cold and windy, weather across much of the state is expected to stay dry. With drought conditions impacting much of the state, NWS forecasters said the pending weather creates significant danger for wildfires.
Meridian and the surrounding area are under a significant threat of wildfire, according to the forecast. Lauderdale County continues to have a burn ban in place barring any open flame, ember-producing fire. (Meridian Star 10/31/23) Freezing temps possible beginning Tuesday night | News | meridianstar.com
Tupelo area: Cooler weather today and for trick or treating tonight | Top Stories | wtva.com
Central Louisiana: Bundle Up Trick or Treaters: Your Full Halloween Forecast (katc.com)
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