Isaac Williams

3 weeks ago | wcbi.com | Isaac Williams

COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – After a brief reprieve, humidity is back! Rain chances will eventually increase as well, especially by the weekend. WEDNESDAY: Expect a mix of sun & clouds with highs in the upper 80s area-wide, with heat indices potentially pushing past 90 degrees. While a couple of showers are possible in the afternoon, the best coverage of rain looks to set up well east of the region toward central Alabama, Georgia and northern Florida.

3 weeks ago | wcbi.com | Isaac Williams

COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – The weather gets increasingly humid over the next few days, and rain chances slowly return. Storm chances could ram up over the weekend. TUESDAY: Expect another mostly sunny, slightly hazy day with highs nearing 90 degrees in the afternoon. TUESDAY NIGHT: Another fairly comfortable night is in store as overnight lows drop into the middle 60s.

3 weeks ago | wcbi.com | Isaac Williams

Chasing the Weather (The End) – 06/02/2025 Today, on WCBI Sunrise, Chief Meteorologist Isaac Williams reviews what he encountered during the weather chase. For 24/7 news and updates, follow us on Facebook and X. Tags: Columbus, county, eric, Eric White, isaac, Isaac Williams, kealy, kealy-shields, local, lowndes, Mississippi, news, of, Shields, Show, state, Sunrise, wcbi, white, williams

3 weeks ago | wcbi.com | Isaac Williams

COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – June is beginning with a treat of lower humidity across the Southeast. More humid air and eventual rain chances return late week. MONDAY: Expect lots of sunshine w/slight haze and highs in the upper 80s. MONDAY NIGHT: The sky will stay mostly clear with lows dropping into the lower 60s – another night of relative comfort! TUESDAY: The heat builds! Expect afternoon highs to approach 90 degrees with plenty of sunshine.

4 weeks ago | wcbi.com | Isaac Williams

COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – After 14 days, we’re back home in Mississippi!DAY 1: We departed Starkville early Saturday morning, May 17, to it storming no less! Our travels took us into northern Texas near Sherman where some severe storms affected the Red River Valley of north Texas and southern Oklahoma. We traveled north to Norman, OK in the evening to preposition for Sunday’s risk. DAY 2: A level 4/5 “moderate” risk was defined across western and central Kansas into far northern Oklahoma.