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Patrick’s Wednesday PM Forecast 7/26
SUMMARY: The opening ceremony for the tournament will take place tomorrow at Pete Taylor Park in Mississippi, where the temperatures are currently in the low nineties. The temperatures are expected to rise to 95 degrees this evening. Despite the high temperatures, communities in the area are not overly concerned as they have seen worse. The weather will also be beautiful across the city, and the tournament will continue at Jones College. The temperatures are expected to reach 90 degrees, but it is clear and pleasant overall. The weather is also expected to be clear in Brooklyn.
Patrick’s Wednesday PM Forecast 7/26
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SUMMARY: Wednesday morning will be cloudy, with increasing chances of evening showers due to a cold front moving into Mississippi and Alabama. Afternoon temperatures will reach the low 70s, accompanied by wind gusts of 20-25 mph. A dense fog advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Spotty showers may occur along Interstate 55 later, with a marginal risk of severe weather, including damaging winds and quarter-sized hail, tonight into Thursday morning. Showers will mostly clear by 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving, transitioning to lower 60s in the afternoon. Expect cooler temperatures with highs in the mid-50s and freezing overnight lows this weekend.
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SUMMARY: In Jackson, an arrest has been made in a deadly shooting linked to a pair of sneakers. 23-year-old Curtis “Scooter” Sawyer is charged with capital murder after allegedly shooting a man at Pine Ridge Gardens Apartments over shoes and fleeing the scene. Following a pursuit by deputies, Sawyer was apprehended with assistance from local police. Chief Wade condemned the violence, stressing the tragedy of losing a life over material possessions, especially during the holiday season. Authorities are also searching for another suspect and encourage anyone with information to contact law enforcement.
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SUMMARY: In the recent runoff elections in Jones County, Stacy Kajes won the Beat Five supervisor position, receiving 56% of the vote against Marlin Olmer, who garnered 44%. Kajes, previously an interim supervisor and a local council member, emphasized his commitment to addressing critical community needs, including road maintenance and drainage. While Kajes is set to take office, the exact swearing-in date is pending certification of some mail-in ballots, with a deadline of next Thursday at 5 PM for completion. Kajes aims to foster community engagement and uphold excellence in the district.
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