Dry and Mild for the Next 7 Days in Hopkins County

Weather Update:
The area will see generally dry and mild conditions over the coming week, with limited rainfall expected and moderate winds at times. That combination — dry conditions, breezy winds, and lack of measurable rain — can contribute to increasing fire danger, especially in grasslands and rural areas where vegetation remains dry and easily ignitable. Residents should exercise caution with outdoor burning or activities that could spark flames.

7-Day Forecast (Approximate):
Monday: Cool and partly sunny; highs near mid-40s, lows in the low 30s. Winds out of the north at 10–15 mph.
Tuesday: Warmer with sunshine; highs near 50°F, overnight lows near 35°F.
Wednesday: Pleasant with sun; highs in lower 60s, lows around 40°F.
Thursday: Mild and partly cloudy; highs mid-60s, lows in the 50s.
Friday: Sunny and warm; highs near 75°F, lows mid-40s.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, comfortable; highs mid-60s, lows mid-40s.
Sunday: Warm with sunshine; highs near lower 70s, lows around 50°F.

Rain Chances:
Overall rain chances remain low, with most days staying dry. That persistent dry pattern is part of why fire risk is elevated.

Wind:
Breezy conditions at times — especially on Monday and during parts of the week — can dry out fine fuels and help fires spread. Combined with low rain chances, this supports elevated fire danger.

Fire Danger Reminder:
With little rain and gusty winds, fire danger is increasing locally. Avoid open flames and unnecessary outdoor burning until conditions improve with significant rainfall.