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Was September normal in Mississippi?

September 2026 · 82 counties · data family: climatedata.dev

Much warmer than normal

81.1°FStatewide average temperature, September 2026

Every Mississippi county, September 2026September 2026 was warmer than normal in every county with a figure: 82 much warmer; furthest above normal Tunica County (+8.0°F), least Hancock County (+3.1°F).Choose a county to see its answer. The colour shows how far each county was from its own 1991–2020 normal.
Indicator: Monthly average temperature minus the county's 1991–2020 normal for September, °F (NOAA nClimDiv via climatedata.dev); words from each county's rank in its own recordSource: climatedata.dev us-climate, version 2026-10-25.6c7474e6d8; boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb, counties (generalised), EPSG:5070 (CONUS Albers equal-area)
Every September since 1895, Mississippi statewideSeptember 2026 averaged 81.1°F, +5.6°F against the 1991–2020 normal: the 3rd warmest September of 132 since 1895.
65.070.075.080.085.01900192019401960198020002020normal 75.5°F2026: 81.1°F
Indicator: Monthly average temperature, °F (NOAA nClimDiv via climatedata.dev); normal = NOAA's 1991–2020 normal for that monthSource: climatedata.dev us-climate, version 2026-10-25.6c7474e6d8; NOAA Monthly U.S. Climate Divisional Database (nClimDiv), statewide and national files; climatedata.dev county-climate, version 2026-10-25.b4bbb5298a
Show the numbers (132 rows)
YearSeptember average
202681.1°F
202577.5°F
202476.1°F
202377.8°F
202274.8°F
202174.8°F
202075.3°F
201981.2°F
201878.9°F
201774.5°F
201679.0°F
201576.3°F
201476.5°F
201377.0°F
201274.4°F
201172.5°F
201077.0°F
200975.8°F
200874.1°F
200776.7°F
200673.0°F
200577.9°F
200474.7°F
200373.4°F
200277.6°F
200173.0°F
200075.4°F
199973.7°F
199878.8°F
199775.6°F
199672.9°F
199574.0°F
199472.8°F
199374.3°F
199273.6°F
199174.4°F
199077.0°F
198972.7°F
198875.5°F
198774.1°F
198677.6°F
198573.5°F
198472.9°F
198372.9°F
198272.6°F
198172.0°F
198079.0°F
197972.8°F
197876.8°F
197777.1°F
197673.0°F
197570.8°F
197470.4°F
197376.3°F
197278.5°F
197175.7°F
197077.9°F
196973.0°F
196871.5°F
196769.8°F
196673.3°F
196575.4°F
196475.0°F
196374.0°F
196275.6°F
196174.6°F
196075.2°F
195975.4°F
195875.9°F
195773.1°F
195673.3°F
195577.4°F
195478.1°F
195374.7°F
195273.1°F
195176.1°F
195072.9°F
194973.3°F
194872.5°F
194776.6°F
194673.5°F
194577.0°F
194475.7°F
194372.2°F
194272.7°F
194177.4°F
194072.4°F
193978.2°F
193875.2°F
193773.7°F
193679.2°F
193574.6°F
193474.2°F
193379.8°F
193274.1°F
193178.7°F
193076.1°F
192974.8°F
192872.5°F
192777.3°F
192679.1°F
192582.7°F
192473.2°F
192375.7°F
192277.3°F
192181.1°F
192077.6°F
191975.7°F
191870.7°F
191773.5°F
191673.9°F
191576.9°F
191474.4°F
191373.9°F
191277.2°F
191180.8°F
191078.1°F
190975.8°F
190875.3°F
190775.4°F
190678.3°F
190576.5°F
190477.7°F
190373.2°F
190273.1°F
190173.0°F
190079.1°F
189972.9°F
189876.1°F
189776.6°F
189674.5°F
189578.5°F

All 82 counties, September 2026

Record rank: 1 is the warmest September on record for that county.

1Tunica82.7°F+8.0°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
2DeSoto81.9°F+7.7°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
3Lafayette81.4°F+7.7°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
4Coahoma82.6°F+7.6°F1 of 132Much warmer than normal
5Panola82.0°F+7.6°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
6Marshall80.8°F+7.5°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
7Quitman82.5°F+7.5°F1 of 132Much warmer than normal
8Tate81.7°F+7.5°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
9Yalobusha81.8°F+7.5°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
10Carroll82.5°F+7.4°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
11Grenada82.2°F+7.4°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
12Montgomery81.7°F+7.3°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
13Tallahatchie82.5°F+7.3°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
14Calhoun81.4°F+7.2°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
15Benton79.8°F+7.1°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
16Leflore83.1°F+7.1°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
17Pontotoc80.8°F+7.1°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
18Union80.4°F+7.1°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
19Holmes82.7°F+6.9°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
20Sunflower82.8°F+6.9°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
21Tippah79.4°F+6.9°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
22Bolivar82.2°F+6.8°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
23Humphreys83.3°F+6.8°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
24Attala81.4°F+6.7°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
25Webster80.9°F+6.7°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
26Washington82.8°F+6.6°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
27Alcorn78.8°F+6.4°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
28Choctaw80.6°F+6.4°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
29Chickasaw80.6°F+6.3°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
30Prentiss79.0°F+6.1°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
31Sharkey82.7°F+6.1°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
32Yazoo82.5°F+6.1°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
33Lee80.0°F+6.0°F6 of 132Much warmer than normal
34Tishomingo78.4°F+6.0°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
35Leake80.7°F+5.9°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
36Madison81.7°F+5.9°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
37Clay80.7°F+5.8°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
38Issaquena82.4°F+5.8°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
39Monroe80.3°F+5.7°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
40Neshoba80.1°F+5.7°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
41Winston80.1°F+5.7°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
42Adams82.6°F+5.6°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
43Jefferson82.2°F+5.6°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
44Lowndes80.8°F+5.6°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
45Oktibbeha80.5°F+5.6°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
46Itawamba79.2°F+5.5°F6 of 132Much warmer than normal
47Claiborne82.1°F+5.4°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
48Warren82.2°F+5.4°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
49Franklin81.7°F+5.3°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
50Hinds81.7°F+5.3°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
51Newton80.2°F+5.3°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
52Rankin81.0°F+5.3°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
53Scott80.3°F+5.3°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
54Copiah81.4°F+5.2°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
55Kemper80.3°F+5.2°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
56Lauderdale80.5°F+5.2°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
57Noxubee80.5°F+5.2°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
58Wilkinson82.1°F+5.1°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
59Lincoln81.0°F+4.9°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
60Simpson80.7°F+4.9°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
61Amite81.4°F+4.8°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
62Lawrence81.1°F+4.6°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
63Smith80.2°F+4.6°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
64Clarke80.2°F+4.5°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
65Jasper79.9°F+4.4°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
66Jefferson Davis80.6°F+4.4°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
67Pike81.1°F+4.3°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
68Walthall81.0°F+4.3°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
69Covington80.4°F+4.2°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
70Marion81.1°F+4.2°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
71Lamar80.6°F+4.0°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
72Jones80.2°F+3.9°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
73Forrest80.5°F+3.8°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
74Wayne79.8°F+3.8°F6 of 132Much warmer than normal
75Perry80.4°F+3.7°F5 of 132Much warmer than normal
76Stone80.5°F+3.7°F2 of 132Much warmer than normal
77Greene80.2°F+3.6°F6 of 132Much warmer than normal
78Pearl River80.7°F+3.6°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
79Harrison81.0°F+3.5°F1 of 132Much warmer than normal
80George80.4°F+3.4°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal
81Jackson81.0°F+3.3°F3 of 132Much warmer than normal
82Hancock80.9°F+3.1°F4 of 132Much warmer than normal

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What this can't tell you

  • A statewide average is not the average of its counties: NOAA computes it from its own grid, weighted by area.
  • The most recent months are preliminary and NOAA revises them in the next release.

How the answer is decided

Each month is ranked against the same month in every year on record (since 1895 for most places). The top tenth of the record is 'much warmer than normal', the top third 'warmer', the middle third 'near normal'. Counties are coloured by the same five words.

Sources

Every topic for one county: How's Hennepin County?