Thursday is going to be sunny and chilly for most of us, especially in the northern counties where wind chills will dip into the 20s in the morning.

The sunshine won’t last long, however. Forecast models are showing a system coming our way Friday into Saturday, bringing decent chances of rain. In this system, we’re not expecting severe weather other than some heavy rainfall in places.

Once we get through that system, our next front will come through Monday night into Tuesday morning. This system is still several days out, but the Storm Prediction Center is maintaining a severe risk with these storms. We’ll have a better idea on specifics in a day or two.

Right now, a Level 2 risk covers from Highway 98 south and includes Natchez, Brookhaven, and Hattiesburg. A Level 1 stretches from Highway 98 to Yazoo City and Meridian.

North Mississippi

Frost and clouds in the morning, then clearing with a high of 49. Becoming cloudy overnight with a low of 27.

Central Mississippi

Frost early. Sunny with a high of 53. Frost overnight and partly cloudy. Low of 29.

South Mississippi

Frost early, then warming up to 56. Sunny skies. Mostly clear overnight with a low of 30. Patchy frost.

Gulf Coast

Sunny with a high of 57. Clear Thursday night with a low of 38.