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9/11 – First Alert Weather Day Forecast 5AM: Hurricane Francine

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SUMMARY: Hurricane Francine is currently a well-organized storm with sustained winds of 90 mph and gusts up to 115 mph, moving northeast at 10 mph. It is expected to intensify to 100 mph before making landfall in , potentially weakening to a category one hurricane upon reaching the coast. Tropical storm warnings and watches are in effect for several counties in the Pine Belt, with a risk of tornadoes and heavy rainfall between this evening and Thursday morning. Rainfall amounts may reach 2 to 6 inches, leading to rising levels. Conditions will improve after the storm passes. Stay weather aware.

According to updated information from the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Francine is expected to make landfall as a Category 1 Hurricane.

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Edwards water main break leads to boil water alert

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SUMMARY: A boiled notice has been issued for the town of Edwards in Hind County due to a water main break, affecting all connections to the drinking water system. are advised to boil water for at least one minute before consumption. The Department of will notify residents when the advisory is lifted.

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Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado's forecast 9/17/24

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SUMMARY: ‘s weather a mix of clouds and dense fog, particularly in Philadelphia, so it’s crucial for commuters to use low beams and maintain distance. Morning temperatures are in the upper 60s, rising to the upper 80s by afternoon with a feel of 90°F. Scattered showers are possible around 3 PM but won’t cause a washout. Tonight, skies will clear for a partial lunar eclipse at 9:45 PM. Looking ahead, warmer temperatures are expected as the progresses, with no further rain in the . Tropical Depression poses no threat to Mississippi. Enjoy the mild weather and lunar !

Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s forecast 9/17/24

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The Scoop Co opens on North Hills Street in Meridian

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September 17, 2024

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SUMMARY: The Scoop Co, a new ice cream on North Hill Street, opened last Wednesday just in time for summer’s end. Owner Tone Win reported a successful first , gathering valuable customer feedback to improve offerings. The shop features various flavors for milkshakes and cones, and due to customer interest, plans to add more non-dairy and no-sugar options. To accommodate this, Win is getting an additional freezer. Located at 2928 North Hill Street next to OEC Japanese Restaurant, customers can connect with The Scoop Co through their website and social .

The Scoop Co on North Hills Street in Meridian

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