Fall is just days away, Mississippi. Sadly, that doesn't mean sweater weather is coming with it.

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a hotter-than-normal autumn for most of the U.S., especially the West. Several states, from Florida to California and north to Maine, can expect below-average rainfall. But the Pacific Northwest and High Plains should be ready for extra precipitation.

The Gulf Coast can also expect a warm few months. Ready to sweat through most high school football games and all of pumpkin spice season?

No matter where you are in the Magnolia State, be ready for some storms and rain showers during the third quarter of 2025. The amount of rain overall is expected to vary by region. (Keep a weather eye on the ongoing Atlantic hurricane season .)

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